Hi,
There's no table size limit, but if you use InnoDB, maybe you need to
extend the size of your tablespaces, because they CAN be full. Check out
your my.cnf
Good luck,
Daniel
At 08:21 2002.09.06._ -0300, you wrote:
> IŽm inserting 6.000.000 records on a table... but in 3.500.000 the
> mysql print:
>
> The table is full.
>
>
> The tables of mysql have a "record limit to insert" ?
>
>
> My system is MySQL 3.23.52/InnoDB
> My table handler is InnoDB but in MyISAM the mysql print the message
> too...
>
>
> tnks.
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