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Ok, i understand. this is a possibility. But my first purpose is to tell mySql to handle itself the wole database on these disks ? Any other suggestions ? &nbsp;
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Ok, i understand. this is a possibility. But my first purpose is to tell mySql to handle itself the wole database on these disks ? Any other suggestions ?  

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Well, the other suggestion is to use a hardware or software RAID disk configuration dedicated to the database. E.g., buy a RAID SCSI controller. &nbsp;Or use the software RAID built in to Windows NT or Linux, or whatever you are runnning.
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Well, the other suggestion is to use a hardware or software RAID disk configuration dedicated to the database. E.g., buy a RAID SCSI controller.  Or use the software RAID built in to Windows NT or Linux, or whatever you are runnning.

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Thanks. I discover another idea to do that using LVM.
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Thanks. I discover another idea to do that using LVM.

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Hello,<br />
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I have 30 disks of 2,8GB each. i'm looking to handle a big database on Linux using all of these disks. (40GB)<br />
Is there a way to tell mysql to use an unique database spreaded on all of these disks ? <br />
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Thanks for your help.
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Hello,

I have 30 disks of 2,8GB each. i'm looking to handle a big database on Linux using all of these disks. (40GB)
Is there a way to tell mysql to use an unique database spreaded on all of these disks ? 

Thanks for your help.

MySQL database disk repartition on Linux

Databases are organized collections of data, most commonly accessed through management systems including schemas, tables, queries and processes that allow users to enter and manipulate the information or utilize it in other fashions, such as with web applications or for reporting purposes.