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Me? Password forgot password? This is an archived forum and may no longer be relevant. The active forums are here. Advanced Search Error 139 - Too Many Custom Fields J. Hull Posted: 11 May 2010 09:35 PM Joined: 2007-02-06132 posts I just got my first Error 1030: Got error 139 from storage engine MySQL error. I'm guessing this is because I have too many custom fields. This is a single site installation, 6 channels, 75 custom fields total. The breakdown in custom fields is (per channel) 2, 9, 3, 2, 59. That last one I actually need to have ALOT more http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4688786/increasing-mysql-innodb-row-length-to-avoid-error-139 custom fields and is the one that is currently failing. I may need to rethink how I have everything organized - is there a maximum number of custom fields/weblogs that I can work towards? Thank you. Lisa Wess Posted: 11 May 2010 09:37 PM [ # 1 ] Joined: 2004-05-1420446 posts Hi, J. Hull - 75 custom fields shouldn't be causing you any issues. What version and https://ellislab.com/forums/viewthread/154842/ build of EE are you on, and what extensions are you running? J. Hull Posted: 11 May 2010 09:41 PM [ # 2 ] Joined: 2007-02-06132 posts EE v2.0.1pb01 build 20100121 No extensions (yet). Lisa Wess Posted: 11 May 2010 09:43 PM [ # 3 ] Joined: 2004-05-1420446 posts Moved to the appropriate forum. Was this an upgrade or a fresh installation of 2.0? And is your database running in MyISAM or InnoDB? What kinds of fieldtypes are you utilizing? And lastly - I need you to upgrade to 2.0.2 before we troubleshoot further. Edit to Add: What version of MySQL and PHP are you running? J. Hull Posted: 18 June 2010 01:57 PM [ # 4 ] Joined: 2007-02-06132 posts Sry for the long delay - finally got everything set up locally and database transferred over - running on the latest version of MAMP PRO and the latest EE 2.0.2. Everything seems to be working fine now, so I'm thinking it might have been some combination of the Windows/MySQL box I was running the online install on. Just to be sure before I go forward though - is there a maximum amount of custom fields I
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