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When i try to run command
innochecksum -d {mysqldump_backup.sql}
It returns
–error statting file: Value too large for defined data type
I am able to load the {mysqldump_backup.sql}.
Any pointers on why innochecksum is failing ?
I have waited a long time for any probable answer to the above query.
The only probable answer in this case seems to be the fact that
32-bit version of innochecksum is not built with large file support by default.
with reference to http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=55713
As mentioned in the bug above
Suggested fix:
Compile also 32-bit MySQL binaries with large file support because it can easily happen, that an InnoDB tablespace files gets bigger than 2 GB!
Which in my case is true as my input sql_dump to innochecksum is of 2.3 GB.
I think i got what i want however recompiling is a different matter hence closed.