If I have an InnoDB table, how can I optimize it (like OPTIMIZE
TABLE for MyISAM tables)?  I've seen previous posts from Heikki
saying to use ALTER TABLE, as that effectively dumps and reimports
the table, but is that true with the new 3.23.50 version that
actually has a working ALTER TABLE?

I ask because I have a long-running database and as records are
getting inserted and deleted, system CPU usage is slowly climbing,
presumably because MySQL is doing more work to look up information.

Thanks,
Philip

* Philip Molter
* Texas.net Internet
* http://www.texas.net/
* [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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