If you want to move the data which is stored in “/var” to another partition.
To move that path to another partition, run the following:
# cd /home
# mkdir mysql
# chown mysql:mysql mysql
# cd mysql
# /sbin/service mysqld stop
# cp -Rp /var/lib/mysql/* .
# cd /var/lib
# mv mysql mysql_old
# ln -s /home/mysql ./mysql
# /sbin/service mysqld start
Once satisfied that mysqld is running, remove the old data:
# rm -rf mysql_old
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