On Jul 25, 2005, at 5:47 AM, Marvin Wright wrote:
You recommend to dump tables before changing then re-import them
back. But
if all databases are in there own tablespace I should need to do
this dump
should I ?
Unfortunately I think that's your only option to create a new table
space. One way to avoid that and not waste the space might be to
move some large tables into the shared table space and use file-per-
table for new tables. You'd just switch file-per-table off, run
ALTER TABLE tablename TYPE=INNODB to move the table into the shared
space then switch file-per-table on. This won't work for a lot of
table structures, but it might be a way for you to use the space.
I want to reduce it to about 10gb, that should be enough for all its
temporary storage and logs.
You probably know this, but regardless of whether you use file-per-
table or not you still need the separate InnoDB log files.
--Ware
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