> The primary key (message_id)is a UNSIGNED BIGINT,
> Which is supposed to be 64 bit, with autoincrement.
> The each row is deleted as soon as it is fetched
> By the client, and also after the expiry of a period
> (~30 days).
> 64 bits does provide a large number, but there is a
> possibility th
At 1:19 +0530 3/7/03, Jeethu Rao wrote:
Hi,
I'm using a mysql table to store small messages
in a p2p messaging server.
The primary key (message_id)is a UNSIGNED BIGINT,
Which is supposed to be 64 bit, with autoincrement.
The each row is deleted as soon as it is fetched
By the client, and also after
Hi,
I'm using a mysql table to store small messages
in a p2p messaging server.
The primary key (message_id)is a UNSIGNED BIGINT,
Which is supposed to be 64 bit, with autoincrement.
The each row is deleted as soon as it is fetched
By the client, and also after the expiry of a period
(~30 days).
64
