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Below is a guide on how to install a database for the latest version of RogōExamSys.
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MySQL is currently the only supported database. Please let us know if you do successfully run Rogō ExamSys on a non MySQL database.
See the community release notes for the version of rogo ExamSys you are installing to see the required MySQL version.
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Make sure the setting default-storage-engine in my.ini is same as the DB engine for Rogo ExamSys database. If rogo ExamSys DB is set to innoDB, change it in my.ini to innoDB.
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The following non default settings may needed to fine tune MySQL for RogōExamSys:
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mysqld settings:
innodb settings:
On systems with networked file storage (SANS) with slow disk IO times considerer usinginnodb_flush_log_at_trx_commit = 2. See 'adaptive flushing' for a description of the consequence. mysqldump settings:
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