Hi.
You posted to the wrong list. This list is for developing of MySQL itself.
As for your problem, MySQL does not have a good solution at this point. Have
you tried using the BACKUP command? It will flush and lock the table and
copy only the data and .frm files. A RESTORE will rebuild the index. This, I
think, will be faster.
Otherwise, do you have an updatelog and a backup?
And depending on your application, there are other things you can do. Is
there a timestamp or autoincrement field? Are there only inserts going on?
You could copy smaller sets of the table until done for example.
Sincerely,
Steven Roussey
Network54.com
http://network54.com/?pp=e
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