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Resize initial database during setup

When I setup MySQL database (running scripts/mysql_setup_db)
inititally the program create 3 big files:

+ ibdata1 (data file) 10 MB
+ ib_logfile0 (first log file) 5 MB
+ ib_logfile1 (second log file) 5 MB

I want to setup this as 5,0,0 with autoextend.

Does anyone know how to ? I try to google but could not find an
satisfied answer for this.

Thanks and regards,
Khue
Jul 20 '05 #1
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