<?php
$result = dbarray(dbquery("SHOW TABLE STATUS LIKE '".$db_prefix."messages'"));
echo "Next Autoindex: ".$result['Auto_increment'];
?>
<?php
$result = dbquery("
ALTER TABLE ".$db_prefix."messages
CHANGE message_id message_id MEDIUMINT(8) UNSIGNED NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT"
);
echo "The message limit has been increased succesfully!";
?>
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Jay wrote:
woow your my hero, thanks alot yes it said limit reached 65536
and when i ran the second code it said The message limit has been increased succesfully!
How come there is limit and what is this limit for does this mean ppl are not cleaning up their inbox or its full??
cheers mate it's working like magic
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slaughter wrote:Quote
Jay wrote:
woow your my hero, thanks alot yes it said limit reached 65536
and when i ran the second code it said The message limit has been increased succesfully!
How come there is limit and what is this limit for does this mean ppl are not cleaning up their inbox or its full??
cheers mate it's working like magic
It's only a db thing. Nobody of the Dev-team expected that people would write more than 65,000 pms on one site.
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team2win wrote:Quote
slaughter wrote:Quote
Jay wrote:
woow your my hero, thanks alot yes it said limit reached 65536
and when i ran the second code it said The message limit has been increased succesfully!
How come there is limit and what is this limit for does this mean ppl are not cleaning up their inbox or its full??
cheers mate it's working like magic
It's only a db thing. Nobody of the Dev-team expected that people would write more than 65,000 pms on one site.
It's not 65,000 pms, i think its counting every pm sent to EACH member. So if you have 3,000 members, 22 pm's to every member gets him over the limit.....
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