Hi,

I'm relatively new to MySQL, but it's been working well for me with dozens
of Perl scripts.  We use it as our database with our ISP.  Our database size
is currently about 30MB, and the majority of that is in two tables which
each contain about 20,000 records.  The database has not changed much in
size, nor have the number of accesses (at a rare peak, 3 or 4 times per
minute but an average of 500 accesses per day), but over the last few months
we see the following scenario:

1) One or the other my large tables becomes inaccessible - I can get schema
but I can't do any queries.
2) All my scripts hang and then are killed by the ISP.
3) After a few hours with the table locked and scripts hanging, the entire
database becomes inaccessible because there are 'too many connections.'

When it first started 3 months ago, this happened once a month, then after
two weeks, then weekly.  It happened yesteday and then again today.  The
only recovery is to reload the MySQL Daemon.  Does anyone have any ideas
about what might cause the tables to become inaccessible?



Steve

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Techie
Hedgehogbooks.com, Inc.
806 Modesto Avenue
Santa Cruz, Ca 95060
phone: 408-813-6294
www.hedgehogbooks.com


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