re: No my.cnf file on Linux?

2002-09-25 Thread Egor Egorov
Lindberg, Wednesday, September 25, 2002, 5:17:53 PM, you wrote: LP> I use mysql 3.23.4 max on linux and it have worked just fine. LP> Now I want to use Transactions so I thougt that I should use the my.cnf to configure for that. If you want to use transaction, you should use InnoDB or BDB tabl

RE: No my.cnf file on Linux?

2002-09-25 Thread Andrew Braithwaite
Hi - they're located in the mysql support-files dir. Choose from small, medium, large or huge depending on how you're going to use mysql. Copy & rename to /etc EG: cp /usr/local/mysql/support-files/my-large.cnf /etc/my.cnf Cheers, Andrew -Original Message- From: Lindberg, Petrus [mail

Re: No my.cnf file on Linux?

2002-09-25 Thread David Bordas
Hi, >I use mysql 3.23.4 max on linux and it have worked just fine. >Now I want to use Transactions so I thougt that I should use the my.cnf to configure for that. >Trouble is there is no my.cnf file on my computer. >Do I have to create the file myself ? >or is the InnoDB settings configured righ

Re: No my.cnf file on Linux?

2002-09-25 Thread Paul DuBois
At 16:17 +0200 9/25/02, Lindberg, Petrus wrote: >I use mysql 3.23.4 max on linux and it have worked just fine. > >Now I want to use Transactions so I thougt that I should use the >my.cnf to configure for that. > >Trouble is there is no my.cnf file on my computer. > >Do I have to create the file

Re: No my.cnf file on Linux?

2002-09-25 Thread Josh Trutwin
> I use mysql 3.23.4 max on linux and it have worked just fine. > > Now I want to use Transactions so I thougt that I should use the my.cnf > to configure for that. > > Trouble is there is no my.cnf file on my computer. > > Do I have to create the file myself ? > or is the InnoDB settings config