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- Understanding MySQL Thread Pool and Connection Management
- The MySQL thread pool reduces resource consumption by multiplexing threads. 1. By default, each connection is allocated one thread, which will lead to resource waste under high concurrency; 2. Thread pool reduces context switching and memory overhead by limiting the number of active threads; 3. MariaDB enables thread pool by setting the thread_pool_size parameter, and the recommended value is 1 to 2 times the number of CPU cores; 4. Key connection parameters include max_connections, wait_timeout, max_user_connections and thread_cache_size, and need to be adjusted in combination with monitoring data; 5. In actual use, it is necessary to pay attention to the connection not being released and the timeout setting is unreasonable.
- Mysql Tutorial . Database 773 2025-07-23 00:11:10
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- Troubleshooting MySQL Table Corruption Issues
- When encountering MySQL table corruption, first check the error log to obtain clues, and then use CHECKTABLE to confirm the table status. For MyISAM tables, you can use REPAIRTABLE to repair them. InnoDB tables need to try to enable innodb_force_recovery, restore from backup, or use the mysqlcheck tool to handle them. Regular backups and monitor disk status should be regularly used to avoid such problems.
- Mysql Tutorial . Database 966 2025-07-23 00:10:11
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- Optimizing MySQL for Recommendation Engines
- TomakeMySQLworkefficientlyforrecommendationengines,useahybridtablestructure,indexstrategically,optimizequeries,andtuneMySQLconfiguration.First,adoptahybridschemathatnormalizesforconsistencyanddenormalizesforspeed,storingprecomputeddatatoreduceruntime
- Mysql Tutorial . Database 501 2025-07-23 00:07:21
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- mysql check table for errors
- Don't panic when encountering the MySQL data sheet corruption. You can troubleshoot problems through CHECKTABLE. When the server crashes, the disk is full or the query error occurs after abnormal shutdown, the result is stuck, the results are inconsistent, or the report is damaged during startup, the CHECKTABLEyour_table_name should be used to check the table status. If Msg_text is OK in the output, there is no problem, and if Corrupt or Founddeletedrow is prompted, there is an error. After discovering problems, you should first back up the data and confirm the storage engine type. MyISAM can be repaired using REPAIRTABLE. InnoDB recommends using mysqldump to export and rebuild or enable innodb_force_rec.
- Mysql Tutorial . Database 765 2025-07-22 01:55:01
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- Implementing MySQL Data Anonymization for Testing Environments
- DataanonymizationinMySQLisachievedthroughSQLqueries,built-infunctions,maskingtechniques,andautomationtools.1)DirectSQLquerieslikeUPDATEstatementscanreplacesensitivefieldswithfakedata.2)Built-infunctionssuchasSHA2(),MD5(),andRAND()helpscrambledataeffe
- Mysql Tutorial . Database 686 2025-07-22 01:50:20
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- MySQL Database Performance Tuning Checklist
- MySQL performance tuning needs to start from configuration, SQL, structure and operation and maintenance. 1. Reasonably configure server parameters, such as setting innodb_buffer_pool_size to 50%~80% of physical memory, adjust max_connections to avoid resource contention, and turn off query cache before MySQL8.0; 2. Optimize slow queries, enable slow query logs and use EXPLAIN to analyze execution plans, reduce full table scanning; 3. Reasonably design database structure and indexes, establish effective joint indexes, and clean redundant indexes regularly; 4. Continuous monitoring and maintenance, use tools to monitor performance indicators, regularly execute ANALYZETABLE and OPTIMIZETABLE, and reasonably arrange backups to
- Mysql Tutorial . Database 683 2025-07-22 01:45:01
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- Implementing MySQL Cross-Schema Referencing
- MySQL does not support cross-schema foreign key constraints, but can be implemented in workarounds such as using triggers to simulate constraints, application-layer control consistency, merging schemas or symlinking, and managing data operations through stored procedures. 1. The trigger can check whether the reference exists before inserting or updating, ensuring consistency but requires manual maintenance; 2. The application layer controls to check whether the data exists first when inserting or deleting, which is suitable for ORM and microservice architectures but increases application complexity; 3. Merging schema or using view/symbol links can indirectly implement foreign key references, but maintenance costs and compatibility restrictions; 4. Stored procedures centrally process data operations, unify logical control and ensure consistency, but all data access must be encapsulated. When choosing a plan, you should combine it
- Mysql Tutorial . Database 988 2025-07-22 01:44:20
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- Optimizing MySQL for Real-time Bidding (RTB) Platforms
- TooptimizeMySQLforReal-timeBidding(RTB)platforms,useInnoDBasthestorageenginewithinnodb_file_per_tableenabledandinnodb_buffer_pool_sizesetto60–80%ofavailableRAM.AvoidMyISAMduetoitstable-levellocking.OptimizequeriesbyavoidingSELECT*,usingcoveringindexe
- Mysql Tutorial . Database 781 2025-07-22 01:39:31
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- Leveraging MySQL Stored Procedures and Functions for Business Logic
- Using MySQL stored procedures and functions can improve the logical organization and maintainability of modern web applications. 1. Reduce the use of complex SQL in application code by encapsulating reuse logic, such as calculating user activity scores or formatting order summary; 2. Improve performance, reduce round-trip communication between the database and the application through a single call; 3. Process business rules near the data layer, such as checking inventory before inserting an order to ensure consistency across applications; 4. Enhance security, and limit direct table access by granting only execution permissions to prevent misuse or malicious operations. The rational use of these features simplifies development and improves system integrity.
- Mysql Tutorial . Database 422 2025-07-22 01:34:40
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- Leveraging MySQL CTEs for Complex Recursive Queries
- To handle complex recursive queries in MySQL, recursive CTE should be used; 1. They process hierarchical data by repeatedly executing subqueries, which is suitable for scenarios such as organizational structures; 2. When using it, you must first define the anchor members, and then connect the recursive part through UNIONALL; 3. Pay attention to avoiding infinite loops and controlling the recursive depth; 4. Recursive CTE can also be used to generate date ranges and parse nested JSON and other non-hierarchical structure scenarios; 5. In terms of performance, you should pay attention to filtering timing, reduce the number of iterations, and consider switching to application layers or graph databases when the amount of large data is large.
- Mysql Tutorial . Database 408 2025-07-22 01:30:41
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- Setting Up and Configuring MySQL Replication for High Availability
- The configuration steps of MySQL master-slave replication include: 1. Preparation work to ensure that the master-slave server environment is consistent and create a dedicated replication account; 2. Configure the master library, enable binary logs and export data; 3. Configure the slave library, import data and start the replication process; 4. Pay attention to common problems and precautions, such as network latency, read-only mode, and failover schemes. First, you need to create an account with REPLICATIONSLAVE permission in the main library and ensure that the communication between the master and slave is normal; then the main library opens the binary log and records the log location information, and exports the data through mysqldump; then sets an independent server-id from the slave library, imports the data using the CHANGEMASTER command to connect to the main library and starts the copy thread;
- Mysql Tutorial . Database 460 2025-07-22 01:29:50
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- how to analyze a table in mysql
- To analyze MySQL table, you must first view the structure, then count the number of rows, and then check the index and data distribution. 1. Use DESCRIBE or SHOWCREATETABLE to view fields, types, indexes and constraints; 2. Use LIMIT to view some data or COUNT to count row counts to avoid direct SELECT*; 3. Use SHOWINDEX and EXPLAIN to analyze index usage and query performance; 4. Check the rationality of null values, duplications, and field types and make optimization suggestions.
- Mysql Tutorial . Database 739 2025-07-22 01:27:30
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- MySQL Database Resiliency Patterns and Design
- The core of MySQL fault-tolerant and elastic design is to ensure the stable operation and rapid recovery of the database, mainly through backup and recovery, master-slave replication, failover and high-availability architecture. Master-slave replication achieves read-write separation, improving performance and fault tolerance, and it is recommended to enable GTID and consider semi-synchronous replication; regularly adopt full incremental backup strategies and test the recovery process; use MHA and other tools to achieve automatic failover to ensure data consistency; the overall link needs to combine load balancing, middleware and connection pooling policies to ensure high system availability.
- Mysql Tutorial . Database 872 2025-07-22 01:26:51
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- Securing MySQL with Strong Password Policies and Audit Logs
- MySQL security can be improved by setting password policies and enabling audit logs. First, configure a strong password policy: modify my.cnf or my.ini file to add validate_password.policy=STRONG, or execute SETGLOBALvalidate_password.policy=STRONG in MySQL; at the same time, you can adjust the minimum length of the password, whether special characters are needed, such as SETGLOBALvalidate_password.length=12; SETGLOBALvalidate_password.special_char_required
- Mysql Tutorial . Database 235 2025-07-22 01:23:41
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