Re: Is the Max edition of 4.0.7 required if running on a server with RAID?

> Is the Max edition of 4.0.7 necessary for a server with RAID. > Or can the standara edition be used? By 'a server with RAID' you likely mean a server with a hardware RAID array. In that case you can use any distribution. This is totally independent of MySQL. Your only concern

Is the Max edition of 4.0.7 required if running on a server with RAID?

Hi, all. I've been using 4.0.5 beta-max-nt on my development PC for about a month and am getting ready to transfer the web app and install MySQL on a server which uses RAID. Is the Max edition of 4.0.7 necessary for a server with RAID. Or can the standara edition be used? Also, I&#x

Re: --with-raid

> > I am running MySQL on a RedHat Linux with raid disks. Should I then > > use --with-raid when installing ? > No you dont. If you have a the raid setup by other HW or SW you dont need to > use the --with-raid. > Your answer implied that if your box uses H/S RAID setup, y

Re: --with-raid

> What does "--with-raid" mean ? It means that the mysqld has the ability to split the .MYD (datafile) intto several datafiles (in several sub directories). > > I am running MySQL on a RedHat Linux with raid disks. Should I then > use --with-raid when installing ? No y

Re: --with-raid

Please read the manual about RAID table types. On Thursday 17 May 2001 09:24, Jacob Friis Larsen wrote: > What does "--with-raid" mean ? > I am running MySQL on a RedHat Linux with raid disks. Should I then > use --with-raid when installing ? -- Joshua Kugler Associa

--with-raid

What does "--with-raid" mean ? I am running MySQL on a RedHat Linux with raid disks. Should I then use --with-raid when installing ? Jacob - Before posting, please check: http://www.mysql.com/manual.php (