Hello All,

Okay, I've had a horrible time trying to figure out this problem, maybe someone on the list can help...


The bookexchange is using mysql (version 4.0.21) on an HP-UNIX machine (the ebiz server).


I am getting the following error when I run a query on a table with 2,500 records in it...

Got error 12 from Table Handler

After looking up this error in the MySQL manual,
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/Operating_System_error_codes.html,
I've found that it is an "Out of Memory" error.

After looking into how to solve this problem, I came across this,
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/Out_of_memory.html . But, I'm not
sure how to invoke mysql with the --quick option.

You see, I've built the bookexchange as a ColdFusion web application which is database driven.

The machine that has mysql running on it (HP-UNIX) has 8 processors.
When I type "top", I get the following for memory:

Memory: 932188K (881320K) real, 1735196K (1658188K) virtual, 5280980K
free Page# 1/11

I'm not sure of any other way on how to check the memory.

How do I fix this problem? There are only 2,500 records in my database
and it is causing this error when I try to run queries on all 2,500
records.

I've tried installing MySQL 4.1.8 on my windows XP Pro machine and I
copied all of the data over. I cannot duplicate the error using
windows XP pro.

So, is it a *nix thing or is my mysql server running on the HP-UNIX
machine too old?

Thanks in Advance!
--
Nathan

PS  I've been told it might be a problem with the mysql configuration?





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