Splitting A Very Large Table?
I have a InnoDB table that has about 17 normalized columns with ~6 million records. The size of the table is ~15GB. The queries from the table is starting to take too long and sometimes timeout/crash. I am thinking of splitting the table but am confused which way would be better. Do I split the columns into different tables on the same/different DB? Or do I split the rows of the table into another DB but then how would I know which row is where in the DB's.
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