Have you check that the collation for the text columns match the
collation for the table and that you've set UTF8 for the query (set
char set utf8).
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As it looks like no one else has replied.
The default table size is 4GB - effectively if you do not modify the
table create statement this is the size you get.
To alter the table size you need to change the value of the MAX_ROWS
parameter. The table size is governed by MAX_ROWS multiplied by aver
Unless something has radically changed since 4.1.2 then prepared
statements (at least from c) are 50% slower than executing statements as
required. Search for posts by me on the subject from last year.
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If the Redhat Enterprise edition is anything like the SuSE Enterprise
then you have Mysql installed already. It won't be 4.1.10a most likely
4.0.x.
Just down load the 4.1.10a rpm and install it over the top of the
existing version.
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- provided you're prepared to wait whilst it works out the
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ld daemon won't run.
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d of a job to rewrite the relevant parts of MySql though.
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> From: Eric Berge
Does anyone know if there is a method of circumventing or changing the
default join limits of 64 tables or 1024 columns? We're running Mysql
4.1.4 using MyISAM tables
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d 3.n.x installed on the same
machine and the 3.n.x are in the default path for system users. You then
have to remember to explicitly reset the path every time you want to use
any of the 4.n.x utilities as they'll try and use the 3.n.x libraries
and fail.
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mysqld_safe version that corresponds
to the version you want.
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hich
finds and starts/stops/shutsdown each installed version.
Then you'll need to work out migrations strategies, user admin between
versions, etc.
Welcome to the world of system/database admin.
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har set at database level and the default on the
table is different you'll need to wrap your query with a set character
set pair - the first to set it to what you need and the second to set it
back to the default.
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Modify the insert statement so that you name the column you're inserting
to.
INSERT INTO `db` (put the column names in here)
VALUES('localhost','dbxxx','','Y','Y','Y','Y','Y','Y','N',
iate value
otherwise you'll garbage your data on import/export.
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As long as you've only got 1 instance of Mysql and it's on the default port!
Otherwise use one of the MySQL products.
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> Fabforce's DBD
ing a 'show tables'
when a database instance is heavily loaded.
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> - to remove the bin logs:
>
> PURGE MASTER LOGS TO 'filename'; (where filename is the
> name of the last bin log to keep)
I prefer RE
The problem I have is how do I tell the MySQL client library, ie the
load_defaults function where it is as there's no parameter to do this.
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load_defaults();
handle_options();
}
So you need to be able to tell load_defaults where to locate the .my.cnf
file so it can go and load the defaults.
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he
.my.cnf file (defaults to $HOME/.my.cnf).
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Not sure what you mean.
MySQL (4.0.0+) runs perfectly happily under Linux on multi-processor boxes.
Allocation of processes to CPU's is an OS function not an application
function.
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assumes it works.
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the project we had the basic replication engine
working but none of the conflict resolution stuff.
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> The closest we got to this was having a master database in one place and
>
ented feature change?
We're using MyIASM tables.
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Re speed benefits
There aren't any - at least not through the C API. It's at least twice as
slow as writing embedded statements and parsing every time. I'm waiting for
them to announce they've fixed it before we consider this route again.
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des the SELECT Statement in any
query.
As an aside using 'aaa' 'bbb' makes an incorrect statement about the
comparison. The comparator value I used is typical but the character value
for any of the 5 bytes in either the key fields or comparator can be 0-255
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e get around this?
We're running 4.1.5a gamma and the table encoding is set to utf8.
SELECT searchsss FROM searchdata WHERE '$D6@/' BETWEEN key_low AND key_high;
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The Authentication protocols changed with 4.1. If you do a search on the
archive this subject has come up several times. Either upgrade your perl
interface or make 4.1.5 use the old protocol.
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characters we get a different error
1170 (BLOB/TEXT column 'dataAddress_Part1' used in key
specification without a key length)
Can I have an explanation or are these both bugs?
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that uses something like
SSA's Name3 matching Technology.
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If buyrate and quantity are per row fields then
SELECT symbol, ((sum(buyrate*quantity))/sum(quantity)) as
average
from portfolio group by symbol;
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Mysql-4.1.1, and Mysql-4.1.2-alpha-nightly.
All our partitions are Reiser and the test box in question is a twin
processor PIV with Raided 144GB disc on which all the databases sit.
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or over a
month.
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Don't tell me - you upgraded a PIII server to a PIV server?
The cache on the PIV is les than half the size of a PIII.
We've hit this problem with our own apps that by the way they operate cache
a lot of data. A PIII 1.4GHz will match a 2.4 GHz PIV.
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Which OS?
Doesn't 2000/2000 pro allow you to run a service as one user with similar
access restrictions but allow other users to connect to the service?
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n't access the table.
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Subject: how do i encrypt the .frm fi
The documentation is wrong. The API for 5 hasn't been implemented yet - it
still uses the 4.1.1/4.1.2 API.
See my other posts on performance etc (should be on both the bugs and Mysql
lists). I suggest you download the latest 4.1.2 snapshot and work with that.
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by setting up multiple connection instances. Again the server for each must
be running before you can connect to it.
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From: Scott Fletcher [mailto:[EM
871 0.525871
150 0.527045 0.527045
160 0.085946 0.085946
170 0.108599 0.108599
180 0.526602 0.526602
190 0.119850 0.119850
Anyone care to shed some light on this?
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sqld as you. The rest of the admin/user configuration is
standard.
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