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I have a question when I try to remove over 100,000 rows from a mysql table the server freezes and non of its websites can be accessed anymore!
I waited 2 hours and then restarted the server and restored the account.
I used following query:
DELETE FROM `pligg_links` WHERE `link_id` > 10000
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SELECT* FROM `pligg_links` WHERE `link_id` > 10000
works perfectly
Is there a better way to do this?
You could delete the rows in smaller sets. A quick script that deletes 1000 rows at a time should see you through.