not yet tested LOAD DATA LOCAL in either case (it wouldn't
help solve the task if it did, but if it helps troubleshoot this problem we
will try!
Thanks,
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it works
there (and works even without the file priv enabled)
So there is something fundamental I am not seeing...
Any pointers would be appreciated!
Bill
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attempt to SELECT it, and if you get no result, it's not there.
But that doesn't necesarily mean that it was once there and has now been
deleted. If you want to determine that, you'll need to create a log
of record deletions.
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news for me :-)
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in there.
Any ideas as to what could be causing this, or how to troubleshoot it to
narrow it down further? MySQL is not quitting apparently, the databases just
disappear. Shutting down the service and restarting it fixes it.
Thanks for any pointers anyone!
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This one is still biting us.. any suggestions on where to troubleshoot
would be appreciated.
Mac OS X Server, 10.2.1 - MySQL 3.23.51
Heavy usage, but no more than 50 open connections at a time
Occasionally, MySQL just quits serving databases. The first indication
is a forum or something comes
could be going on that it shows this behavior? Any ideas?
Thanks for any ideas.
Bill
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to cause this?
Thanks for any advice!
Bill
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this?
Thanks for any advice!
Bill
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Thanks for any advice!
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Thanks for the info!
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args CFArray 0x1ac200 [0xa01403fc]{type = immutable, count = 1,
values = (
0 : CFString 0x54280 [0xa01403fc]{contents = --user=mysql}
)}
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this be specified (so when MySQL starts as a
service on its own, this option is included).
Thanks for any pointers!
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This is on RedHat 7.3, MySQL 3.23.51. I am using the /etc/my.cnf if that
matters.
Any help would be GREATLY appreciated... !
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I have been searching and searching, and maybe this is a 4.0 thing, but is
there a way, on a case by case basis, to pre-define a size limit for a MySQL
database? In other words, make one 50MB and the next one make 100MB on the
same server?
I've seen indications you can set the default size for
I have been searching and searching, and maybe this is a 4.0 thing, but is
there a way, on a case by case basis, to pre-define a size limit for a MySQL
database? In other words, make one 50MB and the next one make 100MB on the
same server?
I've seen indications you can set the default size for
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