mickmel
Tue 19th Dec '06, 9:48am
Once an hour I get the following message:
Invalid SQL:
SELECT user.joindate, user.userid, user.membergroupids, user.posts, user.reputation,
user.usergroupid, user.displaygroupid, user.customtitle, user.username,
userpromotion.joinusergroupid, userpromotion.reputation AS jumpreputation, userpromotion.posts AS jumpposts,
userpromotion.date AS jumpdate, userpromotion.type, userpromotion.strategy,
usergroup.title, usergroup.usertitle AS ug_usertitle
FROM user AS user
LEFT JOIN userpromotion AS userpromotion ON (user.usergroupid = userpromotion.usergroupid)
LEFT JOIN usergroup AS usergroup ON (userpromotion.joinusergroupid = usergroup.usergroupid)
WHERE user.lastactivity >= -3593
mysql error: MySQL client ran out of memory
mysql error number: 2008
However, other than that things are running very well. My host has tweaked the server and it runs well. However, they can't seem to isolate what setting would resolve this particular issue.
The forum has about 80,000 members, and the database server is a dedicated dual-processor server with 2 gigs of memory.
What should I recommend they do to resolve this issue?
Invalid SQL:
SELECT user.joindate, user.userid, user.membergroupids, user.posts, user.reputation,
user.usergroupid, user.displaygroupid, user.customtitle, user.username,
userpromotion.joinusergroupid, userpromotion.reputation AS jumpreputation, userpromotion.posts AS jumpposts,
userpromotion.date AS jumpdate, userpromotion.type, userpromotion.strategy,
usergroup.title, usergroup.usertitle AS ug_usertitle
FROM user AS user
LEFT JOIN userpromotion AS userpromotion ON (user.usergroupid = userpromotion.usergroupid)
LEFT JOIN usergroup AS usergroup ON (userpromotion.joinusergroupid = usergroup.usergroupid)
WHERE user.lastactivity >= -3593
mysql error: MySQL client ran out of memory
mysql error number: 2008
However, other than that things are running very well. My host has tweaked the server and it runs well. However, they can't seem to isolate what setting would resolve this particular issue.
The forum has about 80,000 members, and the database server is a dedicated dual-processor server with 2 gigs of memory.
What should I recommend they do to resolve this issue?