Nevermind.. I found the problem. My production server is running mysql
3.22.29, and I needed to use a SET SQL_BIG_TABLES=1 in many places to prevent a
full table condition. The new server is running 3.23, and once I removed the
SQL_BIG_TABLES=1 from the script (and allowed mysql to use memory
Hi Henry.
I have a suggestion.
Run in a seperate window top d 1 with php running or mysql client
and compare what happens. I presume that X-windows and similar mem/cpu
hogs are disabled.
Do post your results please. This should be interesting.
Regards, John
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