Re: Size limits of mysql
| From: | Michelle Konzack | Date: | Mon, 19 Sep 2005 23:53:52 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Size limits of mysql | ||
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Am 2005-09-14 07:37:49, schrieb mwestern@sola.com.au:
> Hi All,
>
> I have a simple database with one table with about 6 fields, just
> holding filenames, filepaths and sizes. Very basic audit for management
> here. Problem is I import a load of records into this table and it
> seems to only allow me to put in about 550,000 records. Maybe it's
> just mysqlFront that can only display that many records or something.
> Anybody know of a size or record limit in mysql tables? The actual size
> of the database is about 70Mb. Not huge really.
Do you have set limit to your database (MySQL)?
I have a database (PostgreSQL) of 130 GByte and the bigest table
has 60 GByte with arround 40 colums and more then 8 million rows.
> Thanks
> Matthew
Greetings
Michelle
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