On Thu, Jul 18, 2002 at 04:40:39PM +0100, Pete French wrote:
Maybe BDB tables are not for me after all...
Yeah, just go with InnoDB. :-)
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Yeah, just go with InnoDB. :-)
any good ? I took a look at the documentation, but it all seemed somewhat
heavyweight for my liking...
I have an application that runs very nicely at the moment - we have one minor
problem which is that we have one insert into two tables which may not hapen
Hello!
Pete French wrote:
If I have amast/salve pair where the slave is replicating from
the master then do the table types have to be the same ?
Specifically can I have a myisam table on the master and replicate to
a bdb table on the slave ?
The reasoning behind this is to try and find a
CREATE TABLE new_table (all like your current one, besides indexes)
TYPE=BDB;
INSERT INTO new_table SELECT * FROM old_table;
CREATE INDEX ... ON new_table;...
ALTER TABLE new_table ADD PRIMARY KEY (...);...
RENAME old_table TO old_table_bak;
RENAME new_table TO old_table;
That should
