- 1 Performance Schema Quick Start
- 2 Performance Schema Configuration
- 3 Performance Schema Status Monitoring
- 4 Performance Schema Event Timing
- 5 Performance Schema Event Instrument Naming Conventions
- 6 Performance Schema Table General Characteristics
- 7 Performance Schema Table Descriptions
- 8 Performance Schema and Plugins
- 9 Performance Schema System Variables
- 10 Performance Schema Status Variables
- 11 Using Performance Schema to Diagnose Problems
- 12 Performance Schema Restrictions
- 13 Other Changes to Manual
When Performance Schema is added to the Reference Manual, this chapter and other sections of the manual will need some changes:
Remove the
chapterinfoelement.Check whether we do provide Performance Schema in binary distributions. If not, change Section 2.1, “Performance Schema Build Configuration”.
Check the Restrictions section and repeat those items elsewhere as necessary. For example, note in the mysqldump section that it doesn't dump
performance_schematables.Add the configure options to configure-options section.
Merge lists of system and status variables into main manual sections. Do not list them in a discrete section. Alternatively, given that the variable names fall into a small set of groups, it might be more useful to describe groups of names rather than every single individual variable.
Need links to optimization, DTrace as related content.
SHOW ENGINEhas newPERFORMANCE_SCHEMAsyntax.Add a section to the storage engines chapter to point out that: yes,
PERFORMANCE_SCHEMAis a new storage engine; no, you may not use it to store user tables, it's reserved for the Performance Schema implementation. Also, add a link to the Performance Schema docs.
