I'm trying to add keys to an InnoDB table. I started with the small ones(~6.8GB) and I encountered a problem. After a while of processing it throws an 1114 error(table is full). I restarted the process of adding indexes and monitor everything. The problem seems to be that it is using OS's temp dir(running Windows). I have it installed on another drive that has plenty of space. The error is thrown when the space on C:/ approaches 0. Is there anything I could do to have it save its temp files on the same drive where MySQL is installed and not on C:/ ? Thank you
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Searched a bit more and I found the solution:
Now it's writing to the tmp directory on the wanted drive. |
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