This option allows you to create a dump from a MySQL 8.2 or newer server that is compatible with older versions of MySQL; its value, one of those listed here, determines the compatibility of replication terminology used in the dump: SERVER: Gets the version of the server and uses the ...
In NDB 8.0, this restriction is removed such that column values from tables earlier in the query plan can also be referred to from pushed conditions. NDB 8.0 supports joins comparing column expressions, as well as comparisons between columns in the same table. Columns and column expressions to ...
Changes in NDB table extra metadata.The extra metadata property of anNDBtable is used for storing serialized metadata from the MySQL data dictionary, rather than storing the binary representation of the table as in previous versions. (This was a.frmfile, no longer used by the MySQL Server—see...
What is the difference between explicit and implicit JOINs in MySQL?Steve Perry
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讲解者继续,MYSQL 8 对 GIS SRS SRID IS VIEWS GEOHASH AND GEOJSON 等都开始支持 (地理功能) 下一部分开始讲解, MYSQL中遇到的问题,例如 HOT ROW CONTENTION multiple worker threads accessing the same rows (其实就是并发对行访问中的锁的问题)
Very fast joins using an optimized one-sweep multi-join. SQL functions are implemented using a highly optimized class library and should be as fast as possible. Support for aliases on tables and columns as required by SQL-92. Handles large databases. We use MySQL Server with databases tha...
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SQL joins So far, I’ve described the SELECT syntax for single tables. Before I can explain JOIN clauses, you need to understand foreign keys and relations between tables. I’ll explain this by using examples in DDL, using SQL Server syntax. The short version of this is fairly simple....
MySQL uses very fastB-treetables with index compression, a very fast thread-based memory allocation system, and executes very fast joins using optimized nested-loop join. It supports many data types such as signed/unsigned integers, floating-point types(float and double), char and varchar, binar...