mserver5 parameters from monetdbd
Hello,
I want to profile the data that is being read or created (e.g., tables, intermediate results) during the execution of a query. I would like to have more info than the tomograph or stethoscope show. I'm thinking about using the gdk_debug parameter (ALLOCMASK and HEAPMASK). However, I cannot specify the parameters of mserver5 when I run monetdbd. Running mserver5 manually doesn't seem to work. How can I specify the mserver5 parameter when starting the farm through monetdbd? Thanks!
Regards, Javier
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On 2014-02-06 14:54, Javier Picorel wrote:
Hello,
I want to profile the data that is being read or created (e.g., tables, intermediate results) during the execution of a query. I would like to have more info than the tomograph or stethoscope show. I'm thinking about using the gdk_debug parameter (ALLOCMASK and HEAPMASK). However, I cannot specify the parameters of mserver5 when I run monetdbd. Running mserver5 manually doesn't seem to work. How can I specify the mserver5 parameter when starting the farm through monetdbd? Thanks!
I don't think you can. But what should be possible is to copy the complete command line from the merovingian.log file that monetdbd used to start the server. You should be able to use that command line to start the server by hand, and then you can add the -d option.
- -- Sjoerd Mullender
On 06/02/14 14:54, Javier Picorel wrote:
Hello,
I want to profile the data that is being read or created (e.g., tables, intermediate results) during the execution of a query. I would like to have more info than the tomograph or stethoscope show. I'm thinking about using the gdk_debug parameter (ALLOCMASK and HEAPMASK). However, I cannot specify the parameters of mserver5 when I run monetdbd. Running mserver5 manually doesn't seem to work. How can I specify the mserver5 parameter when starting the farm through monetdbd? Thanks!
You can cut/paste the line in the merovingianlog where it starts the server and apply it directly on the command line. Then you can manipulate its arguments as you wish.
regards, Martin
Regards, Javier
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