MySQL Indices - what, how and when
One simple area of MySQL optimisation that is often overlooked is indexes* on tables. Basically an index is a sub set of the data that allows the MySQL engine to match against values much faster than normal. In short, it speeds up the sorting of data and therefore reduces the time it takes to return results and the load on the server as a result.Tags
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