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Quick question about mysql

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TechBoyJK

Lifer
So, I used the mysql migration tool for the a db i designed in access. The migration tool found no problems. Anyways, I tried it on a db file that had about 8 tables. When it was done, I found a folder with the name of the db and files with the tablenames from the db. I am assuming the mysql keeps a db and its tables as a folder and files?

Thanks.
 
delete it and see what happens.

actually, chances are that you have no love in the programming forum is because nobody knows the answer. 😛
 
I'm not expert, but I think it depends on the table type used. I'm using MyISAM type tables and I get the same behavior (also files for indices for the tables which have them). I think it might be different with InnoDB table types.

Anyhow, why does it matter?
 
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