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I have greater than 300gb mysql database which is running out of disk space in D: drive on windows.( Presently the ibd data file is in D: drive which is running out of space). I have a F: drive which is having around 200 GB free space.

1)How can i extend the ibd data file to f: drive so that all new inserts go in f drive ? Variable innodb_file_per_table is OFF currently. Innodb_data_filepath : ibdtaxx:10M:autoextend

Please leave your suggestions on what will be the best course of action to follow in this situation.

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mysql have "working dir" where all the schemas' dirs are stored. You have to:

  • stop your mysql
  • move the dir with desired schema to the new huge drive

mv D:\path\to\workingdir\dbschema F:\dbschema

  • make the link from the new location to the old working dir:

mklink \D F:\dbschema D:\path\to\workingdir\dbschema

  • start your mysql

Test that approach on some noncritical schema, indeed.

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