Re: [ic] Large mySQL tables kill IC startup

[Stefan Hornburg <racke@linuxia.de>]

Ton Verhagen <ton@verhagen.net> writes:

> Hi All,
> 
> We have a mySQL table (subscriber) with about 5.5 million records which we 
> would like to integrate in an IC catalog.
> Because the table is rather large we put the directive: 'NoImport 
> subscriber' in catalog.cfg
> There is no content in the table subscriber.txt (except for the field 
> names) in the products directory.
> Product directory also contains: subscriber.sql
> 
> Directory dbconf/mysql contains table description in subscriber.mysql with 
> contents:
> ----- Begin subscriber.mysql -----
> # MiniVend database definition
> Database  subscriber  subscriber.txt __SQLDSN__
> #ifdef SQLUSER
> Database  subscriber  USER         __SQLUSER__
> #endif
> #ifdef SQLPASS
> Database  subscriber  PASS         __SQLPASS__
> #endif
> ----- End subscriber.mysql -----
> 
> SQLDSN, SQLUSER, and SQLPASS are being set properly in catalog.cfg (they 
> work with other mySQL tables in same catalog). We have successfully used 
> this same table definition for a smaller table.

Thought of ParseVariables Yes ?

> 
> However, it seems that IC tries to read/import the table at startup time 
> and waits (hang up?) forever.
> 
> My understanding of IC is that the size of a mySQL table (when NoImport is 
> set) should not have any impact on the startup/configuration stage, should it?
> Unfortunately, it appears that it HAS an impact! What could be wrong here?
> 
> Has anyone experienced the same problem?

Please check your MySQL log file.

Bye
        Racke

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