Upgrading and Partitions by key
Posted by:
Andy
Date: May 18, 2007 03:34PM
In the partitioning restrictions and limitations part of the mysql documentation there is this statement:
When performing an upgrade, tables which are partitioned by KEY and that use any storage engine other than NDBCLUSTER and must be dumped and reloaded.
I really don't think this means that every time I upgrade mysql I have to dump and reload any table that partitions by key. That would be a painful, inconvenient, and time consuming process, for every upgrade.
If that is the case, I would consider it a bug.
Does it really mean that, or is it something that is version specific, or am I mis-interpreting what it is saying.
Andy
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