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Hints to optimise SQL queries with LIKE
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FedericoRazzoli
4y ago
I wrote some hints on how to optimise #SQL queries containing LIKE. More ideas, including unconventional ones, are very welcome - just comment here or on the website.
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MariaDB 10.8: A Review
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How to test database backups
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How Slow Is Select *?
(vettabase.com)
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Are RIGHT JOINs ever necessary?
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FedericoRazzoli
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This is a great explanation! I wonder many times why we had to play with obscure xargs instead of being able to pipe a command output to an argument.
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The problem, though, is that SQL standard treats NULL as unknown or as missing. One word for two meanings. For example, AVG(col) and COUNT(col) treat it as a missing value (NULLs do not alter the average or the count), but 1 + NULL treats i
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FedericoRazzoli
5y ago
You are right, though (some?) DBMSs allow to use HAVING for columns that appear in the GROUP BY clause.
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You are correct, HAVING is essentially syntax sugar. But to be fair, I'm glad it exists.
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SQL: The difference between WHERE and HAVING
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MariaDB Ignored Indexes
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Basic practices for optimizing read and write performance in PostgreSQL
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Is InnoDB Buffer Pool big enough?
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CentOS Linux Alternatives
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CentOS Alternatives: Rocky, Lenix and Oracle Linux
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Creating dynamic configuration files with Ansible
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Ensuring Data Reaches Disk
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Running Ansible inside a dedicated host
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Logging All MariaDB and MySQL Queries into the Slow Log
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Minimizing read-write MySQL downtime
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Benefits of Infrastructure as Code
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Stored Procedures Instrumentation in MariaDB 10.5
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Still work in progress and the topics are not too in-depth... but it's interesting, thanks.
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Fantastic videos! Thanks for the links! Yes, Kubernetes uses cgroup too. Systemd units are also based on cgroups.
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A Linux sysadmin's introduction to cgroups
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Cassandra 4.0-Beta3 Released
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The risks of MySQL release policy
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