(Leo Hsu and Regina Obe) Every once in a while, especially if you have a fairly large database, you may find the need to do select backups of certain tables. Your criteria might be based on name or how relatively recently data has changed in the table. Below are some of the tricks we use. Some use o
Tag: Open Source
XtraDB feature: save / restore buffer pool
(Vadim) We recently released XtraDB-9, and while we did not highlight it in announcement, the release-making feature is ability to save and restore InnoDB buffer pool.
TEXT vs. VARCHAR
(Sheeri K. Cabral) On first glance, it looks like TEXT and VARCHAR can store the same information. However, there are fundamental differences between the way TEXT fields and VARCHAR fields work, which are important to take into consideration.
Upcoming webinars for Java and JPA access to MySQL Cluster
(Andrew Morgan) MySQL have been working on a new way of accessing MySQL Cluster using Java. Designed for Java developers, the MySQL Cluster Connector for Java implements an easy-to-use and high performance native Java interface and OpenJPA plug-in that maps Java classes to tables stored in the high
Checking for string permutation
(Shlomi Noach) A permutation is a change of places. Thus, ‘lolhe’ is a permuted ‘hello’ (commonly referred to as ’scrambled text’).
Multi dimensional cubes in MySQL through Gearman
(Giuseppe Maxia) I gave two presentations about Gearman at the Linux.conf.au. As part of the preparation for these talks, I created several sample applications. One of them, about remote replication administration, I will cover in a separate post. The most amazing one, which I cover here, is a quick
Why Swapping is bad for MySQL Performance?
(Peter Zaitsev) So you get MySQL or other applications using too much memory on the box or OS behaving funny and using more memory for cache and pushing application to the swap. This causes swapping and causes performance problems. This much is obvious. But how bad is it ? Should you count it same a
Selecting records from one table that dont have specific relationship in a second table
(Hazan Ilan) Question: How can you select records from one table that doesn’t have a specific ID in a second, many-to-many table?
What’s in *Your* Binlog?
(Robert Hodges) Over the last couple of months I have run into a number of replication problems where I needed to run reports on MySQL binlogs to understand what sort of updates servers were processing as well as to compute peak and average throughput. It seems that not even Maatkit has a simple t
PERFORMANCE_SCHEMA hits Prime Time!
(Mark Leith) I’ve talked about PERFORMANCE_SCHEMA in the past – almost a year ago now.
