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[EP-tech] Managing Subject tree from web : very slow

Hi,

have you find a solution to improve the loading time of the web admin interface for create subjects ?  And yes, presenting the subjects tree page seems to be very very CPU-hungry on mysql (see below).

I use EPrints 3.2.4 (Victoria Sponge) on VMware

free -m :
             total       used       free     shared    buffers     cached
Mem:  3948       3923         25          0                   84       2207
-/+ buffers/cache:       1630       2318
Swap:         5951        145       5806

I see (example), mysqladmin processlist --verbose:

| 355 | oatao | localhost | oatao | Query   | 0    | Sending data | SELECT `eprint`.`eprintid` FROM `eprint`, (SELECT `eprint`.`eprintid` AS `eprintid` FROM `eprint`, (SELECT `eprint`.`eprintid` AS `eprintid` FROM `eprint`, `eprint_instit` AS `eprint_instit`, `subject_ancestors` AS `subject_ancestors` WHERE `eprint`.`eprintid`=`eprint_instit`.`eprintid` AND `eprint_instit`.`instit`=`subject_ancestors`.`subjectid` AND (`subject_ancestors`.`ancestors` = 'ENSCCF_FR') UNION SELECT `eprint`.`eprintid` AS `eprintid` FROM `eprint`, `eprint_divisions` AS `eprint_divisions`, `subject_ancestors` AS `subject_ancestors` WHERE `eprint`.`eprintid`=`eprint_divisions`.`eprintid` AND `eprint_divisions`.`divisions`=`subject_ancestors`.`subjectid` AND (`subject_ancestors`.`ancestors` = 'ENSCCF_FR') UNION SELECT `eprint`.`eprintid` AS `eprintid` FROM `eprint`, `eprint_subjects` AS `eprint_subjects`, `subject_ancestors` AS `subject_ancestors` WHERE `eprint`.`eprintid`=`eprint_subjects`.`eprintid` AND `eprint_subjects`.`subjects`=`subject_ancestors`.`subjectid` AND (`subject_ancestors`.`ancestors` = 'ENSCCF_FR')) AS `or_47170576395216` WHERE `eprint`.`eprintid`=`or_47170576395216`.`eprintid`) AS `and_47170580199520_0` WHERE `eprint`.`eprintid`=`and_47170580199520_0`.`eprintid` AND `eprint`.`eprint_status` = 'archive' GROUP BY `eprint`.`eprintid` |

and top (when I load the web admin subject page):

Tasks: 128 total,   1 running, 127 sleeping,   0 stopped,   0 zombie
Cpu(s): 45.8%us,  9.0%sy,  0.0%ni, 44.4%id,  0.7%wa,  0.2%hi,  0.0%si,  0.0%st
Mem:   4043732k total,  4017324k used,    26408k free,    87124k buffers
Swap:  6094840k total,   148544k used,  5946296k free,  2257256k cached

  PID     USER      PR  NI  VIRT   RES     SHR  S   %CPU   %MEM    TIME+        COMMAND                                                                  
 3790    mysql     15   0    378m  82m     3232 S   101.5    2.1           307:53.77   mysqld                                                                  
28982   apache  16    0   468m  138m   6132 S    6.3        3.5           4:22.45       httpd                                                                    
28983   apache  16    0   460m  129m   6112 S    2.3        3.3           4:19.75       httpd
....

Thanks...

Jean-Marie
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Le 30/08/2011 11:03, Paolo Tealdi a écrit : 
Il 30/08/2011 10.06, Stefano Cecere ha scritto:

Hi Stefano,

i normally use the XML batch interface to import/export subjects (and 
the programs are quick enought) , but the web interface can be  easy and 
confortable (if not so slow), for example, to translate subjects in 
italian/english for multilanguage sites.

Best regards,
Paolo Tealdi

  
Hi Paolo

i managed it with XML import (see my http://files.eprints.org/553/ )

ciao
s


On 30/ago/2011, at 09.28, Paolo Tealdi wrote:

    
Dear all,
On our site (3.2.4) we are noticing that managing the subject tree from
admin web is painfully slow, for all subjets that have  sons, both for
subjects with and without records linked.
Creating an btree index  on subject_parents.parents doesn't improve.
Presenting the subjects tree page seems to be very CPU-hungry on mysql.

Any hints ?
      
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Stefano Cecere
Multimedia Archive developer
Centro Studi Umanisti KRUR - Firenze
stefano.cecere@krur.com




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