Hi all,
Could someone please give some insight on the following please?
Screnario: would like to restore a medium database (846MB), what has a lot of BLOB attachments.
During restore, i get the error message that one of this attachments are larger then max_allowed_pac ket.
The attachment is 10124159 bytes~10Mb.
(i use
locally in terminal)
My my.cnf is set up with
max_allowed_pac ket=16M
i tried a couple of things like putting
--max_allowed_pac ket=1024M into the restore command, set it by set global in mysql prompt, but nothing seems to help.
Restarted the server several times..
One thing i noticed, that after setting the global in mysql prompt the show variables still shows the 16M size.. but it's accepting the set... I don't get it.. i'm in with DBA root, useing the local root user & even sudo...
Can someone help me please?
I'm on MySQL 5.1.37 on a virtualized XUbuntu 9.10 (2 cores AMD 2GB dedicated RAM for the VM, full 16GB on the VM Host)
Thank you, regards.
Daniel
Could someone please give some insight on the following please?
Screnario: would like to restore a medium database (846MB), what has a lot of BLOB attachments.
During restore, i get the error message that one of this attachments are larger then max_allowed_pac ket.
The attachment is 10124159 bytes~10Mb.
(i use
Code:
mysql -u root -p -v --max_allowed_packet=1024M -h mydbserver db1 < db1_bak.sql
My my.cnf is set up with
max_allowed_pac ket=16M
i tried a couple of things like putting
--max_allowed_pac ket=1024M into the restore command, set it by set global in mysql prompt, but nothing seems to help.
Restarted the server several times..
One thing i noticed, that after setting the global in mysql prompt the show variables still shows the 16M size.. but it's accepting the set... I don't get it.. i'm in with DBA root, useing the local root user & even sudo...
Can someone help me please?
I'm on MySQL 5.1.37 on a virtualized XUbuntu 9.10 (2 cores AMD 2GB dedicated RAM for the VM, full 16GB on the VM Host)
Thank you, regards.
Daniel
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