Hi!
On Sep 13, Doug Poland wrote:
One question per line, please !
> Problems is knowning how many columns can be indexed in a table.
max 16 columns per index.
max 32 indexes per table.
so 16*32=512 columns can be indexed in a table, which is less then
max 3398 columns per table.
> Is that number including non-FULLTEXT indexes as well?
Yes.
> Is the 500 char/index limitation a compile-time option?
Probably, yes, but it may be not that easy to increase.
And, anyway, 500 char/index does NOT apply to FULLTEXT indexes.
> I've got some
> more questions about the behavoir of FULLTEXT but am leaving for
> the weekend and will ask on Monday. Thanks for your help so far!
you're welcome.
Regards,
Sergei
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