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index and data files in mysql 3.23

Folks,

I have 3 mysql replicated servers ( 1 master + 2 slaves). One thing I
noticed is that every once in a while the data (*.MYD) and index (*.MYI)
files for a table may differ from the other mysql servers. Now my
question is this:

If I have identical data files on each server (verified by using
checksums), should the indexes generated be identical on each mysql
server? If not, is there something wrong? Is it possible for mysql to
generate 2 different and ok indexes from identical data files?

I am using

Mysql 3.23.58
myisam tables

All the servers are configured indentically (except for master/slave
relationships).

Thanks for your input,
Misk
Jul 20 '05 #1
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