Re: Deactivate an activate Database
Posted by:
Bob Field
Date: October 06, 2006 09:35AM
This rather depends on what storage engine you are using. InnoDB tables are by default stored in a shared table space, so it is not possible to 'deactivate' a particular database as such. MyISAM tables are stored in separate files, and as long as a table has not been accessed, the file will never be opened.
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