1. Tony_Rousell
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  3. Monday, October 06 2014, 08:56 PM
Hi there,

I was wondering I have hit the maximum level of Mysql?

there are over 150 fields in my database table and i had not finished. was my ambitions to big for Mysql to handle?

Thanks, Tony.
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Hi,
sorry but for each field you have a column in table, MySQL have a hard limit for length of columns.

To increase the number of columns you must to decrease the length of each single column. for example the standard length of select/radio/checkbox field is 255, these fields have predefined values, so for example if you have radio with 2 values 1,2 you can set the length of column to 1 char.

Another way is to convert the table engine from MyIsam to InnoDB. InnoDB engine not have this limit but has lower performance, to do this you can find some guide on the network.
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Thank you for your reply.

I now see what I can do and what I can not. Sorry if this may seem basic to some people I am on a very steep learning curve and loving it.

Believe me when I say that I will come visit the Easy-Profile team and by them drinks if I make this business work.

Thank You.
Tony. Xx
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