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System resets when loading a large table

Beau E. Cox
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Beau E. Cox
Hi -

I have an application which is essentially 'read-only' -
once the database is loaded it is only read from. So,
I am trying to implement it with various indices and
a table containg some large content in blob columns.
I observe the max_allowed_packet setting and
'split' blobs too large among multiple rows. All is fine
during testing. However, when I try a production
load (which should load about 1.5G to the various
tables) the system resets at or near the 1G mark
leaving no logs/msgs (that I can find) telling me
what went wrong. I have tried the following to no
avail:
- 'disable' bin logging on the main 'content' table
- RAID that table into 8 chunks.
Sill, when the total in the .MYD chunks reaches
1GB - KABOOM!

My configuration:
SuSE Linux 8,1
Mysql 4.0.13
loading with perl 5.8 using DBI 1.37/
DBD::mysql 2.9002.

Can someone suggest a next step?

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Beau E. Cox wrote:
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> tables) the system resets at or near the 1G mark
> leaving no logs/msgs (that I can find) telling me
> what went wrong. I have tried the following to no
> avail:[/color]

I'm no expert but could this be hardware failure? Perhaps something
wrong with cpu, memory or motherboard that causes the hardware to do
panic solution.

I had a problem with cpu. It couldn't take a lot of cpu load without
booting the machine.

Jul 19 '05 #2

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Beau E. Cox wrote:
[color=blue]
> tables) the system resets at or near the 1G mark
> leaving no logs/msgs (that I can find) telling me
> what went wrong. I have tried the following to no
> avail:[/color]

I'm no expert but could this be hardware failure? Perhaps something
wrong with cpu, memory or motherboard that causes the hardware to do
panic solution.

I had a problem with cpu. It couldn't take a lot of cpu load without
booting the machine.

Jul 19 '05 #3

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