Databases with only a .frm file
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 Databases with only a .frm file Hi, we are running a few databases (about 10) on a RedHat ES. I just saw that in some of the folders, theres only a FRM file and no MYI or MYD. The databases are running fine, so theres no problems currently and the mysqldump seems to dump the databases. Should i care about this? Thanks, TT mysql-server-5.0.18      |
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| Re: Databases with only a .frm file On Wed, 19 Dec 2007 10:12:12 +0100, TT <nomail@nomail.dk> wrote: >Hi, > >we are running a few databases (about 10) on a RedHat ES. I just saw >that in some of the folders, theres only a FRM file and no MYI or MYD. They are probably defined with "ENGINE = InnoDB" >The databases are running fine, so theres no problems currently and the >mysqldump seems to dump the databases. > >Should i care about this? No. >Thanks, >TT > >mysql-server-5.0.18 -- ( Kees ) c[_] Eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow they may make it illegal. (Stanislaw Gierlicki) (#38) |
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