[olug] Horribly slow mysql workbench performance under linux

Jay Bendon jaybocc2 at gmail.com
Mon Aug 5 20:34:10 UTC 2013


What does disk IO look like Adam?

Sounds to me like you're beating up the harddrive pretty badly and getting
slowed down waiting for disk IO.

Have you tried version 6?

Dave might be onto something if you don't have 3d acceleration enabled in
your video drivers.

--Jay


On Mon, Aug 5, 2013 at 3:10 PM, Adam Haeder <adam at adamhaeder.com> wrote:

> I'm running the latest version of MySQL workbench (5.2.47) under a fresh
> install of Fedora 19. I'm hitting a database server that has a dozen or so
> databases, with a total of maybe 100 tables between all the databases, and
> the performance of the application is TERRIBLE. Navigating around the UI is
> an operation in frustration, as every click generates a 3-5 (or more)
> second wait until the GUI responds to what I just clicked. Running 'top'
> shows me that mysql is consuming all of one of CPUs pretty much all of the
> time, and the little hard drive light on the front of my pc lights up and
> stays lit up every time the UI seems to 'go to sleep'.
>
> I know this isn't a database issue, the load is low and queries are coming
> back in no time. The desktop is a core i5 @ 3.2GHz with 4G ram running
> 64bit Fedora 19. I've read some threads on the forums, and the only thing
> people suggest is to lower the history limit in the preferences, which I
> have done to no affect.
>
> It seems to be specifically limited to the Linux version of the app,
> because I have a Windows 7 vm running on this same box (under virtualbox)
> with the same version of mysql workbench installed, and none of these
> problems occur.
>
> Anyone else ran into this? Any workarounds? I'd hate to have to use a
> windows VM just to run this one app. Thanks
>
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