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From:Christian Jaeger Date:July 19 2001 8:15pm
Subject:Re: innodb and raw disks
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At 15:08 Uhr +0100 19.7.2001, Peter Duffy wrote:
>database table sql query
>I guess that it's thinking the tablespace is already initialised.

Yes, probably: it's the same if you have an ibdata file and no log 
files and start mysql-innodb. I've noticed this while setting up 
innodb with filesystem based tablespaces and had given wrong paths to 
the logfiles - so mysql did quit, I restarted it with correct paths 
to log directories, and it quit again because of 'corrupt data 
files'. Removing the data file helped.

(PS. it seems that the innodb_log_group_home_dir and 
innodb_log_arch_dir options require absolute paths (or relative to 
cwd perhaps). It took me some time to realize this :o].)

Christian.

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