2003年 7月 1日 火曜日 04:11、David Brodbeck さんは書きました:
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Keith C. Ivey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >
> > It's true that mysqldump doesn't put the data for the index itself
> > into the dump file. That does not automatically mean that the dump
> > files will be smaller than the .MYD, .MYI, and .frm files combined.
> > The dump file will certainly be larger that the .MYD file -- perhaps
> > much larger if you have lots of non-text columns. The difference may
> > be greater or smaller than the size of the .MYI file. It depends on
> > your data and your indexes. In most cases I'd say that whatever
> > difference there is isn't enough the affect the choice of backup
> > method.
>
Keith, do you mean f.e an incremental or full backup method or did I
misunderstand this ?
> I'd agree. Disk is cheap.
David, I agree that disks are cheap, but I dont believe that this can be a
solution to the original question. The hardisk itself is just the media where
the data is stored - with a smaller or bigger capacity limit.
Best regards
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