Hi,
I am wondering if the MySQL staff have been working on a way to
circumvent the current 2G ram usage limit for MySQL under LInux for
maybe the 5.0 release?
Did a list search but did not find a thread regarding this matter so I
want to get this question out of my system.
With the rising need of Innodb on ever growing size of databases,
(10Gig data + 10million rows+, tons of indices including full-text),
one would need to not only give lots of ram to myisam key/buffer cache
but also quite a bit if not more to the innodb engine. Factoring the
per connection ram usage of record/sort buffer 2gig of ram can be
reached fairly easily and more ram need to be allocated to avoid hits
to HD as much as possible.
Finally, is there a 2G ram limit on MySQL for Mac OS X builds?
The 2GIG limit is perfectly fine for my setup now but I can see the
need for more hitting critical level in a year and a half and would
like to prepare for that point.
Thanks for any info...
Xing Li
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