i am running MySQL 4.0 in redhat9. It there any limit for the max size of the file that it can handle. I read in some docs that the file size limit for MySQL is in TB. I want to know the max file size that the kernel can handle.
I am using 2.4.20-8smp kernel, with ext3 file system in all partitions.
debugfs shows block size is 4096(4K). AFAIK it can handle large files. The files i handle are >2G. its working fine.
But now there is more data to put into MySQL. Before doing that i wanted to ensure the file size limit so that i can keep my tables within the limit.
Anybody there handling MySQL in a large scale?
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
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