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Even though I didn’t go to MySQL conf this year (really sad about this), this week is gonna be most active in the community so I decided to do some community stuff too Today I’ve released version 0.3 of our innodb recovery toolkit. Now it became much faster, stable a
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1 year ago
благо с mysql стал сталкиваться поменьше)
1 year ago
* The tables in the database where dropped and re created - new tables does not have any data
I want to get back my old data which was deleted , my ibdata file is around 500 MB in size and the tables have DECIMAL data types , i was able to get back data belonging to couple of tables but the time taken to scan the whole ibdata file is too huge ( since the tables were dropped i don't know the page numbers to scan hence the whole table space scan ) and also the create_defs.pl seem to treat decimal types as char and not numeric ( it is FT_CHAR and not FT_DECIMAL ) , even if i manually change to FT_DECIMAL still i am not able to get the data , my questions are how to speed up the time taken to scan the table space and how to recover decimal data types , please help
11 months ago