Hello,
my problem:
I merged about 1.000 Tables with
Create table name (variables) type=merge
union=(table1,table2,...,table1000);
MySQL now creates a tables, but I can't open it. Everytime I get the
message: Error 24. Which means: 'Too many open files'.
I tried to tune the server by setting the variable for
open_files_limit to 10.000. But still the same problem.
Can anybody help me?
Thanks,
Nils
8  4794  kr******@smileconsult.de (Nils) wrote in message news:<21**************************@posting.google. com>... Hello,
my problem:
I merged about 1.000 Tables with
Create table name (variables) type=merge
union=(table1,table2,...,table1000);
MySQL now creates a tables, but I can't open it. Everytime I get the
message: Error 24. Which means: 'Too many open files'.
I tried to tune the server by setting the variable for
open_files_limit to 10.000. But still the same problem.
Can anybody help me?
Well, I don't think your problem is related to file handles...
Merging 1000 tables is usually a sign of a design problem. Can you
explain why you need to merge that many tables??? kr******@smileconsult.de (Nils) wrote in message news:<21**************************@posting.google. com>... Hello,
my problem:
I merged about 1.000 Tables with
Create table name (variables) type=merge
union=(table1,table2,...,table1000);
MySQL now creates a tables, but I can't open it. Everytime I get the
message: Error 24. Which means: 'Too many open files'.
I tried to tune the server by setting the variable for
open_files_limit to 10.000. But still the same problem.
Can anybody help me?
Well, I don't think your problem is related to file handles...
Merging 1000 tables is usually a sign of a design problem. Can you
explain why you need to merge that many tables??? bs*****@yahoo.com (Benoit St-Jean) wrote in message news:<35**************************@posting.google. com>... kr******@smileconsult.de (Nils) wrote in message news:<21**************************@posting.google. com>... Hello,
my problem:
I merged about 1.000 Tables with
Create table name (variables) type=merge
union=(table1,table2,...,table1000);
MySQL now creates a tables, but I can't open it. Everytime I get the
message: Error 24. Which means: 'Too many open files'.
I tried to tune the server by setting the variable for
open_files_limit to 10.000. But still the same problem.
Can anybody help me?
Well, I don't think your problem is related to file handles...
Merging 1000 tables is usually a sign of a design problem. Can you
explain why you need to merge that many tables???
Because I have so many points. (Simple description *g*)
I have to deal with geographical points (x,y,z). They are stored in a
point table. For each point table I made a table with metainformation.
For an overwiev I want to join these metainformation.
Sure, I can put all metainformation in one table. But I want to have
each measurement in a separat table.
It has worked with about 1 Billion points from about 400 measurements.
Now I have less points but more measurements. About 1000. And I tried
the same architecture. bs*****@yahoo.com (Benoit St-Jean) wrote in message news:<35**************************@posting.google. com>... kr******@smileconsult.de (Nils) wrote in message news:<21**************************@posting.google. com>... Hello,
my problem:
I merged about 1.000 Tables with
Create table name (variables) type=merge
union=(table1,table2,...,table1000);
MySQL now creates a tables, but I can't open it. Everytime I get the
message: Error 24. Which means: 'Too many open files'.
I tried to tune the server by setting the variable for
open_files_limit to 10.000. But still the same problem.
Can anybody help me?
Well, I don't think your problem is related to file handles...
Merging 1000 tables is usually a sign of a design problem. Can you
explain why you need to merge that many tables???
Because I have so many points. (Simple description *g*)
I have to deal with geographical points (x,y,z). They are stored in a
point table. For each point table I made a table with metainformation.
For an overwiev I want to join these metainformation.
Sure, I can put all metainformation in one table. But I want to have
each measurement in a separat table.
It has worked with about 1 Billion points from about 400 measurements.
Now I have less points but more measurements. About 1000. And I tried
the same architecture. kr******@smileconsult.de (Nils) wrote in message news:<21**************************@posting.google. com>... bs*****@yahoo.com (Benoit St-Jean) wrote in message news:<35**************************@posting.google. com>... kr******@smileconsult.de (Nils) wrote in message news:<21**************************@posting.google. com>... Hello,
my problem:
I merged about 1.000 Tables with
Create table name (variables) type=merge
union=(table1,table2,...,table1000);
MySQL now creates a tables, but I can't open it. Everytime I get the
message: Error 24. Which means: 'Too many open files'.
I tried to tune the server by setting the variable for
open_files_limit to 10.000. But still the same problem.
Can anybody help me?
Well, I don't think your problem is related to file handles...
Merging 1000 tables is usually a sign of a design problem. Can you
explain why you need to merge that many tables???
Because I have so many points. (Simple description *g*)
I have to deal with geographical points (x,y,z). They are stored in a
point table. For each point table I made a table with metainformation.
For an overwiev I want to join these metainformation.
Sure, I can put all metainformation in one table. But I want to have
each measurement in a separat table.
It has worked with about 1 Billion points from about 400 measurements.
Now I have less points but more measurements. About 1000. And I tried
the same architecture.
Well, have a look at : http://www.mysql.com/doc/en/MERGE.html
Especially read the section on MERGE table disadvantages, it talks
about file handles...
I'd say try to change your design... kr******@smileconsult.de (Nils) wrote in message news:<21**************************@posting.google. com>... bs*****@yahoo.com (Benoit St-Jean) wrote in message news:<35**************************@posting.google. com>... kr******@smileconsult.de (Nils) wrote in message news:<21**************************@posting.google. com>... Hello,
my problem:
I merged about 1.000 Tables with
Create table name (variables) type=merge
union=(table1,table2,...,table1000);
MySQL now creates a tables, but I can't open it. Everytime I get the
message: Error 24. Which means: 'Too many open files'.
I tried to tune the server by setting the variable for
open_files_limit to 10.000. But still the same problem.
Can anybody help me?
Well, I don't think your problem is related to file handles...
Merging 1000 tables is usually a sign of a design problem. Can you
explain why you need to merge that many tables???
Because I have so many points. (Simple description *g*)
I have to deal with geographical points (x,y,z). They are stored in a
point table. For each point table I made a table with metainformation.
For an overwiev I want to join these metainformation.
Sure, I can put all metainformation in one table. But I want to have
each measurement in a separat table.
It has worked with about 1 Billion points from about 400 measurements.
Now I have less points but more measurements. About 1000. And I tried
the same architecture.
Well, have a look at : http://www.mysql.com/doc/en/MERGE.html
Especially read the section on MERGE table disadvantages, it talks
about file handles...
I'd say try to change your design... bs*****@yahoo.com (Benoit St-Jean) wrote in message news:<35**************************@posting.google. com>... kr******@smileconsult.de (Nils) wrote in message news:<21**************************@posting.google. com>... bs*****@yahoo.com (Benoit St-Jean) wrote in message news:<35**************************@posting.google. com>... kr******@smileconsult.de (Nils) wrote in message news:<21**************************@posting.google. com>...
> Hello,
>
> my problem:
>
> I merged about 1.000 Tables with
>
> Create table name (variables) type=merge
> union=(table1,table2,...,table1000);
>
> MySQL now creates a tables, but I can't open it. Everytime I get the
> message: Error 24. Which means: 'Too many open files'.
>
> I tried to tune the server by setting the variable for
> open_files_limit to 10.000. But still the same problem.
>
> Can anybody help me?
Well, I don't think your problem is related to file handles...
Merging 1000 tables is usually a sign of a design problem. Can you
explain why you need to merge that many tables???
Because I have so many points. (Simple description *g*)
I have to deal with geographical points (x,y,z). They are stored in a
point table. For each point table I made a table with metainformation.
For an overwiev I want to join these metainformation.
Sure, I can put all metainformation in one table. But I want to have
each measurement in a separat table.
It has worked with about 1 Billion points from about 400 measurements.
Now I have less points but more measurements. About 1000. And I tried
the same architecture.
Well, have a look at :
http://www.mysql.com/doc/en/MERGE.html
Especially read the section on MERGE table disadvantages, it talks
about file handles...
I'd say try to change your design...
I think you are right. OK, another weekend work. *g*
Thanks. bs*****@yahoo.com (Benoit St-Jean) wrote in message news:<35**************************@posting.google. com>... kr******@smileconsult.de (Nils) wrote in message news:<21**************************@posting.google. com>... bs*****@yahoo.com (Benoit St-Jean) wrote in message news:<35**************************@posting.google. com>... kr******@smileconsult.de (Nils) wrote in message news:<21**************************@posting.google. com>...
> Hello,
>
> my problem:
>
> I merged about 1.000 Tables with
>
> Create table name (variables) type=merge
> union=(table1,table2,...,table1000);
>
> MySQL now creates a tables, but I can't open it. Everytime I get the
> message: Error 24. Which means: 'Too many open files'.
>
> I tried to tune the server by setting the variable for
> open_files_limit to 10.000. But still the same problem.
>
> Can anybody help me?
Well, I don't think your problem is related to file handles...
Merging 1000 tables is usually a sign of a design problem. Can you
explain why you need to merge that many tables???
Because I have so many points. (Simple description *g*)
I have to deal with geographical points (x,y,z). They are stored in a
point table. For each point table I made a table with metainformation.
For an overwiev I want to join these metainformation.
Sure, I can put all metainformation in one table. But I want to have
each measurement in a separat table.
It has worked with about 1 Billion points from about 400 measurements.
Now I have less points but more measurements. About 1000. And I tried
the same architecture.
Well, have a look at :
http://www.mysql.com/doc/en/MERGE.html
Especially read the section on MERGE table disadvantages, it talks
about file handles...
I'd say try to change your design...
I think you are right. OK, another weekend work. *g*
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