Hello OS: Unix MySQL:4.0.16 OS: Linux MySQL:4.0.17
I am trying to limit the size of the MyISAM tables in a MySQL database. As far as I can tell, my only option is using the MAX_ROWS parameter on a table. I am not looking to do this limit at the OS level. I wanted to test how the max_rows parameter works. I set it to 3 on a table. And, I was able to add 33 records [I stopped at this point]. It never prevented me from adding more records. The result is NOT what I expected. I expected that upon attempting to add the 4th record, I would have received some sort of error message. Am I mis-using this parameter? TIA Gabe ********************************************************* "The jokes on him, I'll be dead by then" - HJS Gabe Tucker Bloomberg LP P 609 750 6668 F 646 268 5681 ********************************************************* -- MySQL General Mailing List For list archives: http://lists.mysql.com/mysql To unsubscribe: http://lists.mysql.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
