MySQL disable generating Log File mysql-bin.000001
In a MySQL database, mysql-bin.000001, mysql-bin.20.02 files are database operation logs, such as UPDATE a table, or DELETE some data, even if the statement does not match the data, this command will also be stored in the log file, and the execution time of each statement will also be recorded.
However, these files are growing fast, especially occupying server resources. If the server resources are insufficient, you can delete these log files on a regular basis or modify the configuration file to prevent log generation.
1. Delete these logs
Directly remove files starting with a mysql-bin.000, including the mysql-bin.index.
2. modify the configuration file so that these logs are no longer generated
Edit the my. cnf file. Command: vi/etc/my. cnf
Comment out the log-bin = mysql-bin attribute.
In this way, the log files that occupy disk resources will no longer exist, but the historical operation records cannot be queried.
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