Eelco van Beek ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) écrivait:
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>Hi Sam,
>
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>You can also convert to postgresql. Just make dumps and use the mysql import
>tool. Postgresql can grow to 17 Tbyte table sizes.
Ok, thanks but we want to stay with MySQL at this time, we try Innodb to fix
this.
Sam.
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Sam Przyswa - C
Hi Sam,
You can also convert to postgresql. Just make dumps and use the mysql import
tool. Postgresql can grow to 17 Tbyte table sizes.
Best regards,
Eelco
On 28-07-2002 19:05, "Sam Przyswa" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Jeff Brenton ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) écrivait:
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>> You can convert the e
Jeff Brenton ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) écrivait:
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>You can convert the existing database (or, at least the message block
>table) to innodb format, which will allow it to expand beyond 4gb.
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>Information on doing this is in the MySQL documentation (barely!), but
>there is a more extensive how-to on the
You can convert the existing database (or, at least the message block
table) to innodb format, which will allow it to expand beyond 4gb.
Information on doing this is in the MySQL documentation (barely!), but
there is a more extensive how-to on the MySQL web site. Well,
actually, it's on the innodb
Hi,
We use DBmail with Postfix for multiples domains and virtuals users in IMAP on
Debian 2.4 kernel. The mail base is about 35000 messages and the messageblks
table
is more than 4Gb and MySQL say that it can't insert more records because the
table
is full.
How to rise the table size limit, we
