in my test to about 240MBs.
There may still be a problem as the data grows beyond this.
John
Harald Fuchs wrote:
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
John Ling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Hello, realizing that there is a max_allowed_packet setting that
limits the size of the insert s
Hello, realizing that there is a max_allowed_packet setting that limits
the size of the insert statement, is there a way around it by chunking
the query?
In particular, if the query is to insert a large text or blob, can I
simply concatenate smaller pieces of the data in succession using the
C
I had posted the following code in the plusplus mailing list but it was
suggested I post this question in this list instead.
I've been writing a test program using the MySQL C API to test the
reading and writing of BLOB data in and out of the database. The file I
read into the database is a sm
Paul DuBois wrote:
At 14:17 -0800 3/5/04, John Ling wrote:
I notice that, while building C applications that use the
libmysqlclient library, I sometimes need to link with libz library,
depending on which system I am compiling on.
The different systems have different mysql versions installed
I notice that, while building C applications that use the libmysqlclient
library, I sometimes need to link with libz library, depending on which
system I am compiling on.
The different systems have different mysql versions installed, so is
this due to the difference in the versions?
Can someon