Re: Convert non-partitioned -> partitioned
Jon Stephens Wrote:
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> Basically that's correct. For MyISAM tables, the
> behaviour's exactly as you've described.
>
> NDB Cluster has automatic partitioning and InnoDB
> maintains its own tablespace, so partitioned
> tables created using those storage engines are
> structured somewhat differently on the filesystem
> level.
In our scenario, our due to be partitioned tables are already on single files since we set parameter innodb_file_per_table to ON. Shouldn't this involve them to be rebuilt as single files, too, when partitioned, and not stored into common InnoDB tablespace?
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