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    • #9790
      stom2005
      Member

      Hello support,

      Are there any plans to fix the “big table crash bug” in one of the upcomming versions?

      Untill now all versions crash when I try to show a “big” table.

      Best Regards,

      Marcus

    • #22075
      Ritesh
      Member

      We don't have a “known” bug of this nature?

      How big is the table? What is the table structure? Does it have many large BLOB values?

      What values are you providing in the limit fields?

    • #22076
      stom2005
      Member

      I meen this BUG:

      http://www.webyog.com/forums//index.php?showtopic=2219

      Table:

      ip [char(16),NOTNULL]

      sender[char(242),NOTNULL]

      recipient[char(242),NOTNULL]

      first[int(11),NOTNULL]

      last[int(11),NOTNULL]

      n[int(11),NOTNULL]

      Number of records:

      SELECT COUNT(*) from table

      –> 1920520

      Marcus

    • #22077
      toplay
      Member

      I have a user table with over 300,000 rows and when show all is checked in the table data tab, the program hangs (in v5.15).

      What's the status for a fix?

    • #22078
      Ritesh
      Member

      300K rows should not be a problem!

      stom2005 is talking about 2 million rows, which might be a problem with virtual memory.


      @toplay
      :

      Are you sure that it is “hanging”? Maybe MySQL is taking time to return the result-set.

      What is the table structure? How long have you waited?

    • #22079
      toplay
      Member
      Ritesh wrote on Aug 6 2006, 11:53 PM:
      300K rows should not be a problem!

      stom2005 is talking about 2 million rows, which might be a problem with virtual memory.


      @toplay
      :

      Are you sure that it is “hanging”? Maybe MySQL is taking time to return the result-set.

      What is the table structure? How long have you waited?

      Oh, I'm sure it's trying to get the result set initially. But I've waited over 5 minutes. My XP pro laptop (2.1GHz, 1GB RAM) is so slowed down to where I have to use the task manager to cancel SQLyog.

      For 300K rows, it shouldn't take that long. The table has about 60 columns, mostly varchar and in UTF-8.

    • #22080
      peterlaursen
      Participant

      Please answer (both of you):

      1: It you let it finish how much memory does SQLyog use?

      2: Does SQLyog use all available CPU while the data are loading?

      In this situation I do not think it is a SQLyog issue! It is the time it takes for the server to send the data and to have it transferred.

      However it IS a problem that SQLyog stores all rows of data in this situation and not just a 'window to the data'. A 'fix' (or whatever you may call it) is not round the corner. Not that it is unimportant, but ther are other issues that are not either!

    • #22081
      stom2005
      Member

      Hi,

      I think it is the “problem” we discussed her sometime ago:

      http://www.webyog.com/forums//index.php?showtopic=2219

      If I rember right the memory is “running out” and CPU goes up to 100% than the programm terminates.

      The exact behavior I will check tomorrow.

      I think this problem can be solved by only fetching the data from database witch is in use / needed to show in the table window.

      Best Regards,

      Marcus

    • #22082
      stom2005
      Member

      Hi,

      I checked it now CPU is going up to 100% and memory use is going up. After about 5 sec the software closes without an error message.

      One little thing I wonder about. I am running Visual studio on my PC. Most other crashes I will be asked to open the debugger? Not after the “crash” of sqlyog.

      Best Regards,

      Marcus

    • #22083
      peterlaursen
      Participant

      Hello again!

      What is the staus with this one?

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