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Optimize the PLESK database

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Toepes

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Is there a tool to optimize the PLESK database ? I optimize (and repair) the customertables once a day with the command mysqlcheck -u -p -A -r -o


OR is it not advisable to do ?
 
Yes, You can do it, but mysqlcheck verities index for database.
You can optimize database by ini file.
 
:confused: could you be more specific, as for now i don't understand what you mean with the .ini ?
 
Actually, I recommend you install Plesk 7.5.6. It uses more optimised queries for Mysql.
 
This version 7.5.6 is installed. But i let a batchjob optimize and repair all customer databases once a day. So i thought maybe it would also be good to include the plesk database.
 
the default plesk runs on port 8306 ....so you can use the myisamchek binary to check and repair the tables....
 
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