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time (the default setting is 300). If you use the innodb-file-per-table option and you need to open many data tables at the same time, this number is likely to need to be increased. Innodb_data_home_dir = P InnoDB The home directory, all directories or file paths related to the INNODB data table are relative to this path. By default, this home directory is the MySQL data directory. Innodb_data_file_path = ts Table space used to hold innodb as a data table

time (the default setting is 300). If you use the innodb-file-per-table option and you need to open many data tables at the same time, this number is likely to need to be increased. Innodb_data_home_dir = P InnoDB The home directory, all directories or file paths related to the INNODB data table are relative to this path. By default, this home directory is the MySQL data directory. Innodb_data_file_path = ts Table space used to hold innodb as a data table

-client mode, at the expense of slightly longer startup times.-xms4g Sets the initial size (in bytes) of the heap. This value must is a multiple of 1024x768 and greater than 1 MB. Append the letter K or K to indicate kilobytes, m or m to indicate megabytes, g or G to indicate gigabytes.-xmx4g Specifies the maximum size (in bytes) of the memory allocation pool in bytes. This value must is a multiple of 1024x

-width character sets, and Nclob objects can store text data up to (4 gigabytes-1) * (Database block size). 4.3 BLOB data type It stores unstructured binary data large objects, which can be thought of as a bit stream without character set semantics, typically images, sounds, video, and other files. BLOB objects store binary data of up to (4 gigabytes-1) * (Database block size). 4.4 BFILE Data type binary f

this, go to the Control Panel, open the Programs and features window, and see a list of installed software. The size column shows that each application occupies an entire disk-something that is often dispersed across multiple disk locations in the total size of the program files. It is easy to see if an application takes up too much space and decides whether to uninstall it-or, if it is a modular installation, just remove some components. The complete installation package for Microsoft office a

fixed-width and variable-width character sets, and Nclob objects can store text data up to (4 gigabytes-1) * (Database block size). 4.3 BLOB data type It stores unstructured binary data large objects, which can be thought of as a bit stream without character set semantics, typically images, sounds, video, and other files. BLOB objects store binary data of up to (4 gigabytes-1) * (Database block size). 4.4

without character set semantics, typically images, sounds, video, and other files. BLOB objects store binary data of up to (4 gigabytes-1) * (Database block size).4.4 BFILE Data type binary files, which are stored in a system file outside the database, are read-only, and the database will treat the file as a binary fileFive. Raw LONG Raw type5.1 Long typeIt stores variable-length strings up to 2G of character data (2GB refers to 2000

. CLOB objects can store up to (4 gigabytes-1) * (database block size) characters4.2 NCLOB Data typeIt stores data of the Unicode type, supports fixed-width and variable-width character sets, and Nclob objects can store text data up to (4 gigabytes-1) * (Database block size).4.3 BLOB data typeIt stores unstructured binary data large objects, which can be thought of as a bit stream without character set sema

size).4.3 BLOB data typeIt stores unstructured binary data large objects, which can be thought of as a bit stream without character set semantics, typically images, sounds, video, and other files. BLOB objects store binary data of up to (4 gigabytes-1) * (Database block size).4.4 BFILE Data type binary files, which are stored in a system file outside the database, are read-only, and the database will treat the file as a binary fileFive. Raw LONG Raw

database size is approximately 1.4e+14 bytes (1.4 billion megabytes or 128 kilobytes or 140 billion megabytes or 128000 gigabytes). This limit is not tested because the developer does not have the hardware conditions to meet this limitation. However, the test shows that when the database reaches the maximum file size of the underlying file system (which is usual

likewise, but use powers of 1024-I,--inodes list inode information instead of block usage-K like--block-size=1k-L,--local limit listing to local file systems--no-sync do not invoke sync before getting usage info (default)-P,--portability use the POSIX output format--sync invoke sync before getting usage info-T,--type=type limit listing to file systems of type type-T,--print-type print file system type-X,--exclude-type=type limit listing to file systems not of type type-V (ignored)--help Display

Computer storage unit bit (BIT) (binary digits): stores a bit of binary, that is, 0 or 1, the smallest storage unit. Byte: eight binary bits are one byte (B), the most common unit. That is, 1B (byte bytes) = 8 bit computer storage units are generally represented by B, kb, MB, GB, TB, Pb, EB, ZB, Yb, BB, the relationship between them is: 1 kb (kilobyte kilobytes) = 1024b, 1 MB (megabyte megabytes referred to as "me