I am thinking of running a web based survey in which the data from each participant's responses go into a single row in a table. Some of the responses (around 10) are free text so I will be using text/blobs to store them. There are about 35 columns in the table in all (out of which 10 are text). Each of the text type fields will be about 3000 bytes. Is it necessary to set the query_buffer_size to a large value or will the default of 0 do the job? The problem is that my web site is hosted on a web hosting company's server and I will have to ask them to make the changes to the MySQL variables.
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