what is the difference between myisam static and myisam dynamic? : Sql dba



what is the difference between myisam static and myisam dynamic? : Sql dba..

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MyISAM Static tables have a fixed table size, which means they cannot be resized once created. MyISAM Dynamic tables can be resized as needed by adding or removing rows from the data file (.MYD).

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