If I am testing for performance, I make sure to have one schema for each
database server. When I want to tear down the data and restart (possibly
with new settings). I first DROP the database I am working on. Then I
shutdown the server and in the my_sql/data directory, I delete all the
files
Luke,
I believe the 'mysql' database (system) does NOT use InnoDB. The best
thing to do would be to change your database to skip-innodb, check
that the server is working, and then delete the innodb data and log
files.
-Sheeri
On 2/21/06, Luke Vanderfluit [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi.
I have
and that doesn't show reduced disk
space either.
I'm doing this on a solaris 9 box.
Any input appreciated.
Thanks.
Kind regards.
--
Luke
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dropping a database to reclaim space - Luke Vanderfluit, February 22 2006
3:48am
Re: dropping a database to reclaim space - sheeri kritzer, February 22 2006
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