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After having set innodb_file_per_table=1, dumping and dropping all db's, deleting ibdata1, and restarting mysql ... My ibdata1 file is small at last... However, directly after reading in my dump, and ...
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I have read a lot of posts which explain that the only solution to stop the growth of an ever increasing ibdata1 file is to: Take a dump of all databases Set innodb_file_per_table in the mysqld ...
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I have a Notification table contains about 100 million rows host in Amazon RDS with 1000 IOPS, and I want to delete those rows older than one month. If I do DELETE FROM NOTIFICATION WHERE CreatedAt &...
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UPDATE: tl;dr: The problem was MySQL uses the TMPDIR when creating indexes. And my TMPDIR was the one running out of disk space. Original Q: I'm trying to add an index to an InnoDB table, and ...
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How could my MySQL database on Amazon RDS have recently gone from 10.5 GB free to "storage-full" status within about 1.5 hours? It's a 15GB MySQL 5.6.27 database running on a db.t2.micro instance. ...
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I found that My MariaDB's ibdata file keep increasing. So, I've searched for this, and found that innodb_file_per_table should be set as 1. but, my DBMS's configuration has already set as 1; Why ...
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I've been growing concerned about the large size of ibdata1 that can never shrink even when using file-per-table on innodb Moving the undo log files outside seemed logical but this procedure seems ...
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I am having MySQL database with all my tables as InnoDB with file_per_table config on. But Still I m seeing huge ibdata file ( ~50GB). All tables are having .ibd file as well. This is a machine I have ...
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I have deleted multiple databases (schema) from mysql on amazon RDS but the storage is not freed, is there anything else I should do to free up the storage? I have a mysql database that the total ...
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I implemented this solution for big database, only keep data for 14 days (remove data daily based on date). When I run optimize TABLE table1; The size supposes to decrease but in my case, it increases....
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I have a percona mysql (5.7) server with 20K QPS (lots of inserts/updates/deletes). My question is: why issuing a simple, but long, select query (to any table) with trx isolation=READ-UNCOMMITTED ...
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Our database is writting about 600 pages a second to its innodb buffer pools. Usually this value is about 10 pages/sec, so the server is experiencing a very high IO utilization, around 50%. Is there ...
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I dumped a database (sys_data) which is very big (800GB, all data in one ibdata file) from a remote server. But the dump was blocked at a table (tb_trade_376). My dump command: mysqldump -uxx -pxx -...
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We are getting a “too many connections” error once a week the same time a mysql procedure runs. The procedure runs “optimize table” on hundreds of tables and takes nearly ten hours to finish, taking ...
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I was trying to run the following statement with the hope to create a join of two existing tables. create table CRS_PAIR select concat_ws(',', a.TESTING_ID, b.TRAINING_ID, a.TESTING_C) as k, ...
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