Dear Alec
Thanks for the quick response.
I am doing some work in High Availabilty. We have two real servers(just
2 PC's) and we want the both PC to run MySQL but uses one common
database data file. We have one NAS server, we will keep all the data
file there and mount it on local system and try
Bhartendu Maheshwari [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 07/12/2003
07:56:26:
I am doing some work in High Availabilty. We have two real servers(just
2 PC's) and we want the both PC to run MySQL but uses one common
database data file. We have one NAS server, we will keep all the data
file
I accepted the performance issue but I don't want two separate copies of
data, I only want on every SQL command the MySQL daemon reads/writes
from/in the file. How can I force MySQL daemon to do the same?
regards
bhartendu
On Sun, 2003-12-07 at 18:51, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear All,
I am working on linux 8.0 and mysql 4.0.18. I want to know where the
mysql stores the data files and index files?
I know at the time of table creation mysql creates 3 file .frm, .MYD,
.MYI and is stored in the path given by --datadir=, I want to know
when I call insert row then
Bhartendu Maheshwari [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 06/12/2003
14:40:29:
I know at the time of table creation mysql creates 3 file .frm, .MYD,
.MYI and is stored in the path given by --datadir=, I want to know
when I call insert row then where is this data goes I mean in which file
it
