Hi !
murthy gandikota wrote:
Hi
[[...]] Mysql is storing data in the /usr partition of Redhat 9.
> The /usr partition is about 50% full.
> Within a year it will outlast the available space on /usr.
The MySQL data should all be below "/usr/local", right ?
It is trivial in Linux (or any U
Hi,
in case you have MyIsam tables you can also use LVM.
Nils Meyer napsal(a):
Hi Murthy,
murthy gandikota wrote:
Can someone please tell me how to manage multiple disk partitions in
mysql? BTW, the mysql is version 4 or something like that.
When using InnoDB you can just add another tabl
Hi Murthy,
murthy gandikota wrote:
Can someone please tell me how to manage multiple disk partitions in mysql?
BTW, the mysql is version 4 or something like that.
When using InnoDB you can just add another tablespace on /var [1]. With
MyISAM it gets a bit more difficult, at least in pre 5.
Hi
I have looked up earlier postings on disk partitions and mysql and couldn't
find any discussion threads. Mysql is storing data in the /usr partition of
Redhat 9. The /usr partition is about 50% full. Within a year it will outlast
the available space on /usr.
The /var partition on the
