MySQL 1161: Packet too small.

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MySQL 1161: Packet too small.

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When encountering the error 1161: Packet too small in MySQL, the recommended immediate action is to check and possibly increase the `maxallowedpacket` size. To investigate and adjust this setting, follow these steps:

  1. Check the Current `maxallowedpacket` Size:


- Connect to your MySQL database and run the following query:
SHOW VARIABLES LIKE 'maxallowedpacket';
This will display the current maximum allowed packet size in bytes.

  1. Increase the `maxallowedpacket` Size:


- If the current size seems too small for your operations, increase it by setting a new value. This can be done by adding a line to your MySQL configuration file (`my.cnf` or `my.ini`, depending on your operating system) under the `[mysqld]` section, or dynamically by executing the following command in the MySQL console:
SET GLOBAL maxallowedpacket = ;
Replace `` with the desired packet size in bytes. Common values are `16M`, `32M`, `64M`, etc. Note that you may need to restart your MySQL server for changes in `my.cnf` or `my.ini` to take effect.

  1. Monitor and Adjust as Necessary:


- After applying the changes, monitor your system to ensure the error does not recur. If the issue persists or you encounter other related errors, consider further increasing the `maxallowedpacket` size or investigating other potential bottlenecks in your database configuration.

Remember, these changes can affect your server's memory usage, so it’s essential to monitor your server's performance and adjust configurations as necessary.

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MySQL 1161: Packet too small.
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