Re: MySQL 4.1.13-debian + large HEAP table

Miguel,

MySQL in my case is the backbone of a fairly complex
web application, so far things have been stable but
very recently mysql started acting up.  This is
probably due to changes in the site.

But in order to make a reproducable test case and
submit a bug (if indeed it's a bug in mysql) I would
need to know how to pinpoint the issue and find out
for myself and you how to reproduce this.

Please give me some pointers on how to see exactly how
mysql is using all that memory when it starts eating
all my system memory up ...

I will leave a script running in the background that
once in every few minutes checks mysql's memory usage
and will execute any set of queries and log them for
me whenever this happens again (as well as
automatically restart mysqld for me, after the queries
have been executed).

Thanks a lot!


		
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