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changing from ext3 to ext4 effect on mysql
Posted by: abd hod
Date: December 10, 2015 08:29AM

Hi

ok so I have a situation where MySQL was installed in Linux with a ext3 file system , one table (InnoDB) reach the maximum size allowed for ext3 (2 TB) , insert statement gives a "The table 'foo' is full" , I changed the the file system from ext3 to ext4 and rebuit the table again yet it has the same issue once its reach 2 TB

is there is something that I'm missing here that is not allowing the table to extend more than 2 TB

MySQL version is 5.6.19

innodb_data_file_path variable value is "ibdata1:12M:autoextend"

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