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Posted by: Shlomi Noach
Date: March 14, 2007 12:34PM

Hi,

>However growing number of
>partitions will mean more files to open (a bit dependent on the
>storage engine used)

I would very much like to understand how InnoDB handles partitions. It is my understanding that InnoDB keeps using the one single huge sized ibdata1 file (at least this is what I see when I partition an InnoDB table).

So how is the storage distributed, and what is the benefit if all is still inside one file?
Perhaps I'm wrong and missed something?
If it is as I understand, the number of partitions have no effect on the number of open files, am I correct?

Thanks,
Shlomi

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