Nathan Boeger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Its accessed over the net by the web servers. I don't think we would
> have file contentions.
>
> Actually, we just replaced the mysql binary with an older 4.0.16 version
> that we compiled and used before we started to use the 4.0,20-i686-icc.
> Now
Its accessed over the net by the web servers. I don't think we would
have file contentions.
Actually, we just replaced the mysql binary with an older 4.0.16 version
that we compiled and used before we started to use the 4.0,20-i686-icc.
Now the db is working without any problems. I wonder if ot
How is this table accessed and updated? Do you have file contention issues?
Is the MySQL message 145?
-Original Message-
From: Nathan Boeger
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 7/30/04 9:40 AM
Subject: File size limit exceeded, Linux/MySQl-4.0.20-i686-icc
Hello everybody,
We have a few Linux/MyS
At 5:19 +0200 9/1/02, David Lloyd wrote:
>Paul et al,
>
>> At 18:59 -0400 8/31/02, qlarry wrote:
>> >here a file size limit in my sql
>>
>> What?
>
>I think that loosely should translate as "Where is a file size limit in
>MySQL" which I would then interpret as "Is there a file size limit in
>My
Paul et al,
> At 18:59 -0400 8/31/02, qlarry wrote:
> >here a file size limit in my sql
>
> What?
I think that loosely should translate as "Where is a file size limit in
MySQL" which I would then interpret as "Is there a file size limit in
MySQL".
All MyISAM tables are stored on the local fil
At 18:59 -0400 8/31/02, qlarry wrote:
>here a file size limit in my sql
What?
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Yes, MERGE Tables is useful for getting around the file size limit problem.
However, Linux 7.2(Kernel 2.4.x), MySql 3.23.47 supports file sizes greater
than 4GB. Mysql 3.23 by defaul will create tables that can grow only upto 4G
but these can be altered using ALTER TABLE. You willl need to alter
A
