On Thu, Nov 11, 1999 at 10:01:36AM -0800, Chris Trown scribbled:
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> I checked the archies, but did not find an answer.
>
> Well, I wasn't paying close enough attention and the partition that the
> database resides upon filled up.
>
> I manage to shutdown the server and start and isamchk of the tables.
> isamchk manages to fill /var with a temporary file. I'm obviously not going to
> get anywhere with that, so I kill it. I try again with the TMPDIR environment
> variable set. From that point on, I get
>
> cheops:/usr/local/mysql/var/modems: isamchk -r rad_accnt
> - recovering ISAM-table 'rad_accnt.ISM'
> Data records: 2267116
> isamchk: error: Can't create new tempfile: 'rad_accnt.TMD'
> ISAM-table 'rad_accnt' is not fixed because of errors
>
> no matter what I try.
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> The -T and the --tmp_dir options are unknown. This is the version number:
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> isamchk Ver 5.7 for hp-hpux10.20 at hppa1.1
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> What is isamchk complaining about and how can I point it to a larger
> partition for temp files?
>
> Thanks!!!
>
Don'tcha love it when you start panicing?
Sigh... I forgot about the '-f' switch. I had to extend the filessystem
before I could proceed. That's one feature about HPUX that I LOVE. File
system full? No problem, just extend it and off you go.
Chris...
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What's the point? NT is not the solution.
NT is the problem.
Computers make very fast, very accurate mistakes.
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