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| Hello, I was wondering, is there any difference, performance wise, between having 1 big data file instead of a few small ones? eg (10x25GB vs. 1x250GB, or even using innodb_file_per_table) Are there special cases it would matter? Is there a best practice? I cannot find anything about that in the docs, nor in various mysql tuning papers. Regards, Renaud |
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