Benchmark by changing properties with MySQL Connector / J Part 2: Stop unnecessary talk

Yesterday's MySQL Casual Advent Calendar 2017 was @ tikamoto's Introduction to Window Functions for MySQL / tikamoto / items / a9298442ba0ef45112fe).

This article is a continuation of Benchmark by changing properties with MySQL Connector / J Part 1: Batch on the 10th day of the same Advent Calender.

Last time, I said "change the properties" but changed only one, so this is the actual "production".

In addition to the query commands sent by the user, MySQL Connector / J often speaks like SELECT @@… and SET…, like a caretaker, but it tries to avoid wasting as much as possible. Is the theme of this verification.

For the verification code and DB definition, the ones from Previous will be used.

1. Properties to be verified

Of

Examine the change in performance when changing from the default.

However, it is difficult to try all combinations, so

We will verify with 4 patterns of.

2. Verification result

The result of checking the required time and the number of queries / commands is shown.

2-1. Time required

Verification pattern Batch time required(ms) Non-batch duration(ms)
rewriteBatchedStatements=trueonly 11,691 50,299
rewriteBatchedStatements=true+ Encoding 12,173 51,042
rewriteBatchedStatements=trueSET autocommitEqual suppression 11,334 31,277
rewriteBatchedStatements=true+ Server setting cache 11,911 52,384

Only the non-batch duration of the third pattern ** "Change all autocommit transaction items in addition to rewriteBatchedStatements = true "** had a clear effect. Others are within the margin of error.

2-2. Number of queries / commands

I tried to aggregate "0 second slow query log".

rewriteBatchedStatements=true only


root@localhost [(none)] > SELECT LEFT(sql_text, 80) sqltext, COUNT(*) cnt FROM mysql.slow_log GROUP BY sql_text ORDER BY cnt DESC;
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-------+
| sqltext                                                                          | cnt   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-------+
| select @@session.tx_read_only                                                    | 59232 |
| INSERT INTO insert_test.insert_test (memo) VALUES ('1234567890123456       | 20151 |
| INSERT INTO insert_test.insert_test (memo) VALUES ('1234567890123456       |   400 |
| commit                                                                           |   120 |
| /* mysql-connector-java-5.1.44 ( Revision: b3cda4f864902ffdde495b9df93937c3e2000 |     3 |
| SET autocommit=1                                                                 |     1 |
| SET autocommit=0                                                                 |     1 |
| rollback                                                                         |     1 |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-------+
8 rows in set (18.27 sec)

rewriteBatchedStatements=true + encoding


root@localhost [(none)] > SELECT LEFT(sql_text, 80) sqltext, COUNT(*) cnt FROM mysql.slow_log GROUP BY sql_text ORDER BY cnt DESC;
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-------+
| sqltext                                                                          | cnt   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-------+
| select @@session.tx_read_only                                                    | 60793 |
| INSERT INTO insert_test.insert_test (memo) VALUES ('1234567890123456       | 20680 |
| INSERT INTO insert_test.insert_test (memo) VALUES ('1234567890123456       |   400 |
| commit                                                                           |   120 |
| SET autocommit=0                                                                 |     3 |
| /* mysql-connector-java-5.1.44 ( Revision: b3cda4f864902ffdde495b9df93937c3e2000 |     2 |
| Quit                                                                             |     2 |
| SET NAMES utf8                                                                   |     1 |
| SET autocommit=1                                                                 |     1 |
| select @@version_comment limit 1                                                 |     1 |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-------+
10 rows in set (18.85 sec)

rewriteBatchedStatements=true+SET_Suppression such as autocommit


root@localhost [(none)] > SELECT LEFT(sql_text, 80) sqltext, COUNT(*) cnt FROM mysql.slow_log GROUP BY sql_text ORDER BY cnt DESC;
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-------+
| sqltext                                                                          | cnt   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-------+
| INSERT INTO insert_test.insert_test (memo) VALUES ('1234567890123456       | 21179 |
| INSERT INTO insert_test.insert_test (memo) VALUES ('1234567890123456       |   400 |
| commit                                                                           |   120 |
| /* mysql-connector-java-5.1.44 ( Revision: b3cda4f864902ffdde495b9df93937c3e2000 |     3 |
| SET character_set_results = NULL                                                 |     1 |
| rollback                                                                         |     1 |
| select @@version_comment limit 1                                                 |     1 |
| select USER()                                                                    |     1 |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-------+
8 rows in set (3.00 sec)

rewriteBatchedStatements=true + server settings cache


root@localhost [(none)] > SELECT LEFT(sql_text, 80) sqltext, COUNT(*) cnt FROM mysql.slow_log GROUP BY sql_text ORDER BY cnt DESC;
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-------+
| sqltext                                                                          | cnt   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-------+
| select @@session.tx_read_only                                                    | 60414 |
| INSERT INTO insert_test.insert_test (memo) VALUES ('1234567890123456       | 20353 |
| INSERT INTO insert_test.insert_test (memo) VALUES ('1234567890123456       |   400 |
| commit                                                                           |   120 |
| SET autocommit=0                                                                 |     1 |
| SET character_set_results = NULL                                                 |     1 |
| Quit                                                                             |     1 |
| rollback                                                                         |     1 |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-------+
8 rows in set (18.50 sec)

There are two ʻINSERT INTOs, the top is ʻINSERT (non-batch) with one row each, and the bottom is ʻINSERT (batch) with multiple rows. The number of executions of the former was not exactly 20,000, but there was no abnormality in the number of rows ʻINSERTed (1.2 million rows in total).

There seems to be some noise in each result, and if the verification is such that SQL is run for a long time, the result will change, but the effect can be clearly seen in the third pattern. On the other hand, the 4th pattern did not produce the expected result, but the number of server setting information inquiries (/ * mysql-connector-java-5.1.44…) in other patterns is small in the first place. With that in mind, it's possible that the test wasn't effective because it was a test that flushed SQL in a short amount of time.

3. Summary

The results were surprising for the server cache, but otherwise as expected, sealing the "talk" seems to have some performance impact. However, using connection pooling may change the results, and if you are in a cluster, problems may occur during failover depending on the specified contents.

I just told you that, and this time it's over.

In the next (12/21) article [https://qiita.com/hmatsu47/items/d3ce39577fb383ec21d2), we will examine the cache function of prepared statements.

Tomorrow's MySQL Casual Advent Calendar 2017 will be @ bringer1092's [Easy access to NDB Cluster with memcached](https://qiita. It is com / bringer1092 / items / dc16da138826134a0ff9).

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