UPDATE LOW_PRIORITY
TIP: If your UPDATEs on a read intensive environment are taking as much as 1800 seconds, and if you can afford it, try using UPDATE LOW_PRIORITY ..., it can help!
You can also restart MySQL server with --low-priority-updates to make all UPDATEs low priority.
Or, you can make your SELECTs HIGH_PRIORITY.
BTW, does any one know why my last post about MySQL performance tuning went missing on Planet MySQL?
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