On Tue, 27 Feb 2001 14:48:40 -0800, Leon Atkinson wrote:
>Whenever you do an ORDER-BY clause in MySQL, it creates a temporary table to
>do the sorting on. By default temporary tables are done in memory, and the
>available memory is relatively limited. It's possible that between versions
>of MySQL that memory size was changed, but in any event you'd run into this
>problem eventually, I think. One way to combat it is to tweak the settings
>for MySQL, which are in a file called my.cfg. (It doesn't have to exist,
>and I think it isn't there by default. You'll have to check the docs.).
>
Yesss,
it was a memory problem! I fix the My.cfg value and now all it's ok.
Many thanks to all the people that try to help me.
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