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Re: MySQl crashes several times per day with a table > 300 Mb
Posted by: Peter Zaitsev
Date: December 31, 2004 07:02PM

As James Day mentioned MySQL server crash is likely due to running out of memory with a lot of threads you may decrease buffers to get away from this effect or set max_connections to the value server can happen.

The real problem however is why do you have this problem. What is "refresh" you're speaking about ?

Beware MyISAM uses table level locks so update statement will lock all concurrent selects, Also long running select followed by concurrent update will
lock all table accesses by default.

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