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If you're using MyISAM, you can use MERGE tables to split data over multiple tables, or you can use partitioning. Then when you decide one of the 'sub' tables i
by chrisbolt 18y ago
If you're using MyISAM, you can use MERGE tables to split data over multiple tables, or you can use partitioning. Then when you decide one of the 'sub' tables is 'full' you can take it out of the MERGE table, do a read lock, rsync it to a backup server, then drop it off the main server.