mySQL Table type question...

I'm getting an "Overhead" message...

[gutabo]

Hi again. I know this is not the place to ask this, but...

In my "C-panel" database monitor, I'm getting an "Overhead 312 Bytes" message (in red!), what does it mean?
All my tables are 'myISAM' type, is that good?

Thanks in advance...

[seindal]

Try to run a "optimize table .." query.

The overhead might be holes in the records due to data alignment issues or it might be holes in the datafiles due to deleted records.