>Richard Ellerbrock wrote:
>
>> I am not 100% sure I understand you but I presume you are talking about the
>2Gig file size limit of some OS'es? If this is the case, just find out where
>MySQL stores its databases and have a look at the filesize - you are using the
>C API, so doing a call to get this info should be trivial.
>
>Yes I am talking about the 2gig(solaris) or 4gig(linux) limit, and
>I know how to check it myself if I am running on the same server
>that mysql server is running on. My question is regarding running
>from a client on an arbitrary machine, which may *not* be directly
>accessible except through the mysql server.
Ah, that changes things quiet a bit :-) Actually you don't even need to go to all
those lengths described earlier. Just use SHOW TABLE STATUS.
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Richard Ellerbrock
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