Performance on having different file for tables in MySQL -


In MySQL, we have an option to file a separate file for the table. I just wanted to know that using this option would reduce the performance, for example in the query table.

Benchmark I specifically looked for InnoDB inside MySQL, to write (INSERT) operations Shows a decrease in moderate performance, but the more readable work, especially the number and size of tables increases.

Your advantage may vary on many other factors, though database buffer size, indexing in file system etc.

If your tables are not large, there will probably not be any difference in per-table files, because most of your databases remain in memory.


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