hi,
i'm having a problem that even when there is no query running in mysql(checked with mysql process list), mysql still writes to disk at around 15-40 MB/sec.
when looking all around to try and figure out why is this happening i've looked at the ibdata file and seen that it's size has not grown for a few weeks. should that happen ?
there are many added rows to the tables each day(tens of thousands), so it should grow as i see it.
the dump file is growing each day so it means there is data added to the tables.
is there a way to see the utilization of the tables(i.e. how much free space there is in them) ?
is there any limitation to the ibdata file ? right now it is 70GB.
thanks.
i'm having a problem that even when there is no query running in mysql(checked with mysql process list), mysql still writes to disk at around 15-40 MB/sec.
when looking all around to try and figure out why is this happening i've looked at the ibdata file and seen that it's size has not grown for a few weeks. should that happen ?
there are many added rows to the tables each day(tens of thousands), so it should grow as i see it.
the dump file is growing each day so it means there is data added to the tables.
is there a way to see the utilization of the tables(i.e. how much free space there is in them) ?
is there any limitation to the ibdata file ? right now it is 70GB.
thanks.