How to specify that option depends entirely on how you are forming your
connection with the MySQL server. Which connection library are you using
and how are you opening your connection?
The application is an ASP .NET web app hosted on Mono on an Apache web
server running Linux. My data access
"David P. Donahue" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 01/26/2006 02:19:25 PM:
> I've determined that I need to set SQL_BIG_SELECTS=1 for an application
> I have which connects to a MySQL 4.x database. However, I don't see how
> to apply it universally to that application's connection. Is it
> some
I've determined that I need to set SQL_BIG_SELECTS=1 for an application
I have which connects to a MySQL 4.x database. However, I don't see how
to apply it universally to that application's connection. Is it
something I need to put in the connection string? Something I need to
put in each qu
"Jennifer Horne" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We've recently started using MySQL for customers with a large number of
> records on their systems.
>
> For the first time, one of our customers has gone over the 4 million
> record mark, and we're running into some problems with the MAX_JOIN_SIZE
> a
We've recently started using MySQL for customers with a large number of
records on their systems.
For the first time, one of our customers has gone over the 4 million
record mark, and we're running into some problems with the MAX_JOIN_SIZE
and the SQL_BIG_SELECTS. Using the control center, or c
