Mysql 8.0 “ERROR 1030 (HY000): Got error 100” when adding index to very large table
I’m attempting to add an index to a very large table (2B rows) and the command fails after a few hours with:
I’m attempting to add an index to a very large table (2B rows) and the command fails after a few hours with:
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