Check the MySQL documentation, but I believe there are 2 ways.
1> In the startup of mysqld, set the datadir option, which tells the mysqld
where the tables are.
2> use UNIX links. Using UNIX links is a good way to split your table and
index I/O across disks. Note that you have to be careful about dropping and
re-creating tables because some versions of MySQL will not follow the links
on re-creation.
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From: Stephen Johnson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, December 18, 2001 10:19 AM
To: MySQL
Subject: Changing the locations of the tables
Is there a way � without reinstalling MySQL to change the locations of
the
database tables?
For example right now they are in
/var/lib/mysql
I want them
/usr/lib/mysql
Thanks in advance
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