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I am trying to rotate out an innoDB table which has a high number of transaction, so I need to lock all the tables involved.
With the tables locked I cannot use RENAME to move data around using auxiliary tables.
And if I do an INSERT, then I have to worry about the integrity of the ids.
Any suggestions? Is this even possible
Can you do the rotation in the log? Have 7 tables – one for each day of the week – and have your queries to take the current day into account, or even better, wrap the insert with a stored procedure. Same goes for 24 tables for hourly rotation, 12 for monthly rotation, etc.