Hi-

We are running mysql version 3.23.33, along with resin. The tables we are 
using are large, but not overly so. We also, for reasons I cannot comprehend, 
but for which my manager thinks is a good idea, have index files that are as 
big as the data files themselves. So, here is the problem:

Every now and then (say once every two weeks), our table crashes, saying that 
there is an invalid key file. I can repair the table, but it is troubling 
that it happens so frequently. So, is the problem with the size of the table 
(900,000 records =~ 220 MB), or is it the overly large indexes my boss has 
set up. Also, could it be resin not closing its sessions nicely? I know that 
this is vague, but any help would be useful. Again the problem is: what 
causes a table to lose its keyfile.

Thanks, 
-Dan


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