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Friday, February 22nd, 2013, 12:00 am

Splitting SQL Loads to Multiple CPU Cores

Foday I wrote the following bash script (note: written for 16 cores although it can be modified for more or for less), which splits SQL operations, preceded by “ [NUMERIC WEIGHT] |“. This helps assure a nice distribution of load on the bare metal. This might be reusable, so I decided to post it on my site.


IFS=$'\n'

CORE0LOAD=0
CORE1LOAD=0
CORE2LOAD=0
CORE3LOAD=0
CORE4LOAD=0
CORE5LOAD=0
CORE6LOAD=0
CORE7LOAD=0
CORE8LOAD=0
CORE9LOAD=0
CORE10LOAD=0
CORE11LOAD=0
CORE12LOAD=0
CORE13LOAD=0
CORE14LOAD=0
CORE15LOAD=0

WEIGHT=0;

echo Starting...

for line in $(cat ~/Desktop/input)
# while read line < ~/Desktop/input
# for line in `cat ~/Desktop/input`
do
# echo -e line="$line"
# $line="$line"
# echo $line
# exit
	if [ $CORE0LOAD -lt $CORE15LOAD ]
	then
# echo $line
		echo $line > current_line
		cut -b 1-13 current_line > current_number
		read SCORE < current_number
		echo $(($CORE0LOAD+$SCORE)) > total
		read SCORETOTAL < total
# echo $SCORETOTAL
		CORE0LOAD=$((SCORETOTAL))
		cut -b 16-10000 current_line >> core0.sh



	elif [ $CORE1LOAD -lt $CORE2LOAD ]
	then
		echo $line > current_line
		cut -b 1-13 current_line > current_number
		read SCORE < current_number
		echo $(($CORE1LOAD+$SCORE)) > total
		read SCORETOTAL < total
		CORE1LOAD=$((SCORETOTAL))
		cut -b 16-10000 current_line  >> core1.sh
	elif [ $CORE2LOAD -lt $CORE3LOAD ]
	then
		echo $line > current_line
		cut -b 1-13 current_line > current_number
		read SCORE < current_number
		echo $(($CORE2LOAD+$SCORE)) > total
		read SCORETOTAL < total
		CORE2LOAD=$((SCORETOTAL))
		cut -b 16-10000 current_line  >> core2.sh
	elif [ $CORE3LOAD -lt $CORE4LOAD ]
	then
		echo $line > current_line
		cut -b 1-13 current_line > current_number
		read SCORE < current_number
		echo $(($CORE3LOAD+$SCORE)) > total
		read SCORETOTAL < total
		CORE3LOAD=$((SCORETOTAL))
		cut -b 16-10000 current_line  >> core3.sh
	elif [ $CORE4LOAD -lt $CORE5LOAD ]
	then
		echo $line > current_line
		cut -b 1-13 current_line > current_number
		read SCORE < current_number
		echo $(($CORE4LOAD+$SCORE)) > total
		read SCORETOTAL < total
		CORE4LOAD=$((SCORETOTAL))
		cut -b 16-10000 current_line  >> core4.sh
	elif [ $CORE5LOAD -lt $CORE6LOAD ]
	then
		echo $line > current_line
		cut -b 1-13 current_line > current_number
		read SCORE < current_number
		echo $(($CORE5LOAD+$SCORE)) > total
		read SCORETOTAL < total
		CORE5LOAD=$((SCORETOTAL))
		cut -b 16-10000 current_line  >> core5.sh
	elif [ $CORE6LOAD -lt $CORE7LOAD ]
	then
		echo $line > current_line
		cut -b 1-13 current_line > current_number
		read SCORE < current_number
		echo $(($CORE6LOAD+$SCORE)) > total
		read SCORETOTAL < total
		CORE6LOAD=$((SCORETOTAL))
		cut -b 16-10000 current_line  >> core6.sh
	elif [ $CORE7LOAD -lt $CORE8LOAD ]
	then
		echo $line > current_line
		cut -b 1-13 current_line > current_number
		read SCORE < current_number
		echo $(($CORE7LOAD+$SCORE)) > total
		read SCORETOTAL < total
		CORE7LOAD=$((SCORETOTAL))
		cut -b 16-10000 current_line  >> core7.sh
	elif [ $CORE8LOAD -lt $CORE9LOAD ]
	then
		echo $line > current_line
		cut -b 1-13 current_line > current_number
		read SCORE < current_number
		echo $(($CORE8LOAD+$SCORE)) > total
		read SCORETOTAL < total
		CORE8LOAD=$((SCORETOTAL))
		cut -b 16-10000 current_line  >> core8.sh
	elif [ $CORE9LOAD -lt $CORE10LOAD ]
	then
		echo $line > current_line
		cut -b 1-13 current_line > current_number
		read SCORE < current_number
		echo $(($CORE9LOAD+$SCORE)) > total
		read SCORETOTAL < total
		CORE9LOAD=$((SCORETOTAL))
		cut -b 16-10000 current_line  >> core9.sh
	elif [ $CORE10LOAD -lt $CORE11LOAD ]
	then
		echo $line > current_line
		cut -b 1-13 current_line > current_number
		read SCORE < current_number
		echo $(($CORE10LOAD+$SCORE)) > total
		read SCORETOTAL < total
		CORE10LOAD=$((SCORETOTAL))
		cut -b 16-10000 current_line  >> core10.sh
	elif [ $CORE11LOAD -lt $CORE12LOAD ]
	then
		echo $line > current_line
		cut -b 1-13 current_line > current_number
		read SCORE < current_number
		echo $(($CORE11LOAD+$SCORE)) > total
		read SCORETOTAL < total
		CORE11LOAD=$((SCORETOTAL))
		cut -b 16-10000 current_line  >> core11.sh
	elif [ $CORE12LOAD -lt $CORE13LOAD ]
	then
		echo $line > current_line
		cut -b 1-13 current_line > current_number
		read SCORE < current_number
		echo $(($CORE12LOAD+$SCORE)) > total
		read SCORETOTAL < total
		CORE12LOAD=$((SCORETOTAL))
		cut -b 16-10000 current_line  >> core12.sh
	elif [ $CORE13LOAD -lt $CORE14LOAD ]
	then
		echo $line > current_line
		cut -b 1-13 current_line > current_number
		read SCORE < current_number
		echo $(($CORE13LOAD+$SCORE)) > total
		read SCORETOTAL < total
		CORE13LOAD=$((SCORETOTAL))
		cut -b 16-10000 current_line  >> core13.sh
	elif [ $CORE14LOAD -lt $CORE15LOAD ]
	then
		echo $line > current_line
		cut -b 1-13 current_line > current_number
		read SCORE < current_number
		echo $(($CORE14LOAD+$SCORE)) > total
		read SCORETOTAL < total
		CORE14LOAD=$((SCORETOTAL))
		cut -b 16-10000 current_line  >> core14.sh
	else
# echo $line
		echo $line > current_line
		cut -b 1-13 current_line > current_number
		read SCORE < current_number
		echo $(($CORE15LOAD+$SCORE)) > total
		read SCORETOTAL < total
		CORE15LOAD=$((SCORETOTAL))
		cut -b 16-10000 current_line >> core15.sh
	fi
done
echo Ended...
 

Now, each file contains operations to be run on one core, without conflict (order or load imbalance).

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