From: Date: April 23 2001 1:27pm
Subject: Re: 4 GB table size problem [NO BUG REPORT]
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Wolfgang Hurst writes:
> 
> Hi everybody,
> 
> we have a big problem. we using mysql 3.23.35.
> 
> our tables are very large and excced the 4 Gigabyte per table.
> 
> now, we split the table into mounthly stats tables, like Mar2001, Apr2001
> and so on.
> 
> my question is: have i a change to compile or switch some switch to allow
> more than 4 GB per table.
> 
> we use an intel system with freebse .
> 
> Wolfgang Hurst
> 
> Network and Systemengineer     Tiscali / Nacamar Germany
> Sun Certified Professional       Robert Bosch Strasse 32
> Phone: +49-6103-916-993           Germany 63303 Dreieich


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