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| Hi I would like to know if there is a limit in mysql to the weight of an insert query, I mean which size of data can I insert in my table at the same time? Thanks | |||
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| What??? max@utm-appliance.com wrote: > Hi I would like to know if there is a limit in mysql to the weight of an > insert query, I mean which size of data can I insert in my table at the > same time? > Thanks | |||
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| max@utm-appliance.com wrote: > Hi I would like to know if there is a limit in mysql to the weight of an > insert query, I mean which size of data can I insert in my table at the > same time? Yes, there is a practical limit. But the limit might be much higher than what you require for your data inserts. The INSERT statement in MySQL supports syntax to insert multiple rows in one statement. Sometimes the entire contents of a table can be inserted in a single INSERT statement. I can't find documentation about a limit to the amount of data that can be inserted, but consider this: When inserting, MySQL uses a cache to help speed up bulk inserts. The default size of the cache is 8MB, and can be increased. So the software is designed to handle bulk inserts that potentially might be many times larger than this amount. Can you tell us how large your data can be? Perhaps the answer will be, "MySQL's limit is much higher than that." Regards, Bill K. | |||
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