Junction table or denormalize?
I’m using MariaDB.
I’m using MariaDB.
We have a MariaDB 10.3 on a Redhat Server (VM) with 90 GB Ram and 20 VCPUs. I’m trying to optimize the Database. I installed Sysbench for Benchmarking and after a 50 seconds test I got this values (with default MariaDB variables):
To create a new user usr_B with same grants as an existing user usr_A we can always SHOW GRANTS
for usr_A and then GRANT
those privileges to usr_B, but is there a built-in command for this purpose?
I’m using Bitnami MariaDB. I’ve done fixing the replication and now both Slave_IO_Running
and Slave_SQL_Running
has value yes
. This is the whole output:
In mariaDB, is it possible to do something like this?
I am storing ips using VARBINARY(16)
data type. I’d like to select just the ipv4 ips. Is it possible to filter column by the lenght used in VARBINARY
(or VARCHAR
)? Something like this
Question: How can we avoid errors of the following type with mysqlimport
when the data file is in the current directory?
I have a running MariaDB which has no max_used_connections
variable. How can I see it?
I’d like to monitor how many times certain queries are executed. Take a look at the 3 queries below, the second and third are written as prepared statement.