On Tue, 3 Jun 2008, Brian Hanna wrote:

> Mysql won't go any larger than 4294967295 for a 32-bit mysql table? [2]

I think the issue is the data type of the field, not the 4GB limit of the 
32-bit architecture. Unsigned int has a limit of 4294967295; unsigned 
BigInt can go much higher.

As long as your actual number of rows is less than the 4.2 billion limit, 
I would think you'd be able to change the data type to bigint and keep 
going from where you are.

(Note: I'm not a MySQL expert, and I could be wrong. Please consult your 
physician before starting any exercise regime.)

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