Kyle,
Sounds like you've thought of everything.
How much disk space does your largest table take up? Probably too
much for what I'm about to suggest. There are commercial external ram disks
that support gb volumes. You could create a temporary database on the RAM
disk, file copy
At 01:20 PM 1/30/2004, you wrote:
I routinely see people requesting information on how to efficiently
handle *large* tables in mysql. Hopefully, the following will be helpful
to those individuals.
I have several tables that are 500M to 4B rows in size and
require me to drop and re-cre
I routinely see people requesting information on how to efficiently
handle *large* tables in mysql. Hopefully, the following will be
helpful to those individuals.
I have several tables that are 500M to 4B rows in size and
require me to drop and re-create indices at regular interval
