Luiz, if you are working with MyISAM tables, the table files should be
deleted when you DROP the table. If not, you might have an OS
permissions issue.
If you are working with InnoDB tables in one tablespace, you cannot
currently easily reclaim the space. See
http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=1287
One way to work around the InnoDB behavior is to enable the
file-per-table option when you do initial set up; it's discussed in the
link above.
Dan
luiz Rafael wrote:
Dear Friends
how to reclain the disk space used by an table that was dropped?
Regards
Luiz
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