Genaueres:

mysql> SELECT table_schema "Data Base Name", SUM( data_length +
index_length) / 1024 / 1024  "Data Base Size in MB" FROM
information_schema.TABLES GROUP BY table_schema;
+--------------------------+----------------------+
| Data Base Name           | Data Base Size in MB |
+--------------------------+----------------------+
| information_schema       |           0.00390625 |
| mysql                    |           0.52474403 |
| xbeds_opd_xbeds          |         249.38288498 |
| xres_opd_agencies        |           0.90146255 |
| xres_opd_bookings        |         167.95410156 |
| xres_opd_bookingsqueue   |           0.01568222 |
| xres_opd_customerreports |          15.69328690 |
| xres_opd_flights         |        2515.73353386 |
| xres_opd_giata           |           0.00407410 |
| xres_opd_hotels          |       24143.61522007 |
| xres_opd_logbook         |        6594.15382385 |
| xres_opd_logic           |           0.00226974 |
| xres_opd_logs            |       11643.88544464 |
| xres_opd_ota             |           0.56456757 |
| xres_opd_yield           |           0.04016113 |
| xres_test                |          98.25000000 |
+--------------------------+----------------------+


Am 22.05.2013 13:52, schrieb Tobias Stein:
> Hi Leutz,

> Warum wächst mysql auf db01.opd seit Freitag um 15GB. Wir haben nur
> noch 35GB. :-)



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