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| From: | David Johnson | Date: | June 26 1999 5:55pm |
| Subject: | to much fragmentation | ||
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We have five big tables with blobs in them that get fragmented very fast. We have to stop out (24 X 7) operation to defrag them too frequently (one a week). It seems that the fragmentation happens so fast because MySQL tries very hard not to waste space. For instance, we had one table that had 6.75 Blocks/Record but only had 1% lost space. We'd love if we could tell MySQL to use 2Gig for the table and populate it sparsely, rather than trying so hard to save space. Is this possible? Do we need to hack the source? DJ
| Thread | ||
|---|---|---|
| • to much fragmentation | David Johnson | 26 Jun |
| • Re: to much fragmentation | Sasha Pachev | 27 Jun |
| • Re: to much fragmentation | Scott Hess | 28 Jun |
| • Re: to much fragmentation | Vivek Khera | 28 Jun |
| • Re: to much fragmentation | Michael Widenius | 29 Jun |
| • Re: to much fragmentation | Ed Carp | 29 Jun |
| • Re: to much fragmentation | Sasha Pachev | 29 Jun |
| • Re: to much fragmentation | Michael Widenius | 29 Jun |
| • Authentication methods | Roger Smith | 29 Jun |
| • Authentication methods | Jani Tolonen | 1 Jul |
| • Re: to much fragmentation | Scott Hess | 29 Jun |
| • Re: to much fragmentation | Ed Carp | 29 Jun |
| • Re: to much fragmentation | Michael Widenius | 30 Jun |
| • Re: to much fragmentation | Tõnu Samuel | 29 Jun |
| • Re: to much fragmentation | Scott Hess | 28 Jun |
| • Re: to much fragmentation | Fred Lindberg | 28 Jun |
