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DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS not included in mysqldump

I'm dumping my stored procedures only using the following command: mysqldump --routines --no-create-info --no-data --no-create-db --skip-opt databasename -u username -p > outputfile.sql but the ...
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Setting Circular Replication in mysql

I have 3 MySQL servers say A,B,C. What I want to do is that I want to make all of them master as well as slave.If there is update on any of the MySQL Servers it should be replicated to all of the ...
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Cannot GRANT privileges as root

Because of having some problems, I decided to re-create all users except for root@localhost. This works fine, but the newly created user has no right to do anything. What I want is to simply give all ...
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What is the mysql.db table used for?

Related to my MySQL issue I have a user with USAGE grant in mysql.user, but in mysql.db this user has Select, Insert, Update, Delete. Thus the user can successfully query the database. I can't find ...
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MySQL general log

Is there away to have MySQL dump its log to a remote MySQL server? I would like to audit MySQL connections but I don't want the server to store all the information local on its own hardware.
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Mysql Memory table getting many locks

On my site I log every pageview (date, ip, referrer, page, etc) in a simple mysql table. This table has the following activity: 1 SELECT per minute 1 DELETE per minute no UPDATE queries Lots of ...
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get column from too many tables in mysql

.I have too many tables X1,X2,...Xn (they might exceed 75 tables) in Mysql DB to represent departments of a very large company. every table has structure something like this desc X1; ...
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LOCK IN SHARE MODE

On dev mysql LOCK IN SHARE MODE is described as... SELECT ... LOCK IN SHARE MODE sets a shared mode lock on the rows read. A shared mode lock enables other sessions to read the rows but not to modify ...
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How to enable MySQL general log?

I would like to enable the MySQL General Log to view all the (slow) queries. I'm using XAMPP as server and have no idea how to enable it. I can't find a good guide on the internet. Can someone help ...
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MySQL Community Edition: Can I replicate my entire server with another server in one go?

I need to migrate all the databases from one server to another. There are about 100 databases, and all databases are used daily and updated/inserted too and read through their respective websites. ...
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Inserting query result to another table hangs on “Copying to temp table on disk” on MySQL

I started the process of inserting returned results to another table. The query groups the rows in respect of indexed IDs. This causes 149,000,000 rows to be decreased to 460,000 rows. The query ...
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MySQL Sharding vs MySQL Cluster

Considering performance only, can a MySQL Cluster beat a custom data sharding MySQL solution? sharding = horizontal partitioning When I refer to sharding, I'm considering sharding made in the ...
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Is there a tool like Microsoft's “SQL Server Profiler” for MySQL?

While developing on MySQL I really miss being able to fire up a profiler. I find SQLyog is a good enough replacement for Query Analyzer but have not found a tool that works like SQL profiler. For ...
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MySQL general query log performance effects

One of our customers who has a somewhat problematic web application would like us to log all the queries for a period of 24 hours. I wouldn't know how much data it will actually write. The amount ...
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How is INFORMATION_SCHEMA implemented in MySQL?

The INFORMATION_SCHEMA is, in theory, a set of views specified in the SQL standard that allow the user to inspect the system's metadata. How is it this implemented in MySQL? When I connect to a fresh ...
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How to get the most out of MySQL on a QuadCore machine with 16 GB of RAM?

I'm running a MySQL 5.5 server on my workstation for scientific data analysis and wonder how to configure MySQL in order to get the most out of it performance-wise. The types of query that I typically ...
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What can we do in MySQL 5.0 Replication to address bandwidth concerns?

I am developing an application to run on the client PC (Win) which is configured with a MySQL server 5.1 instance that will act as read-only slave to the remote master. The remote master has dozens of ...
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How do you identify InnoDB table corruption?

I have some tables that are partitioned and have several indexes on a replicated slave. After copying the snap shot (verified safe) to a new slave and upgrading mysqld from 5.1.42 to 5.5.15 and ...
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Is it possible to mysqldump a subset of a database required to reproduce a query?

Background I would like to provide the subset of my database required to reproduce a select query. My goal is to make my computational workflow reproducible (as in reproducible research). Question ...
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Capabilities of InnoDB INSERT Performance

Hi I am running the most recent version of Percona Server. Server version: 5.5.24-55 Percona Server (GPL), Release 26.0 I have a 10 cpu box of these characteristics. processor : 0 vendor_id ...
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How do I force one record to have a true value for a boolean column, and all others a false value?

I want to enforce that only one record in a table is considered the "default" value for other queries or views that might access that table. Basically, I want to guarantee that this query will always ...
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Best solution for cross-datacenter MySQL master-slave replication

We are working on a new system architecture for our company. We have a HPC, which runs in our own data-center and we are planning our front-end and a fallback system on Amazon Web Service. System ...
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Too many columns in MySQL

I have a table with 1699 columns and when I'm trying to insert more columns I get the too many columns in the table error. In this table I have only 1000 rows. For me the most important thing is the ...
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In MySQL, does the order of the columns in a WHERE clause affect query performance?

I am having performance issues on certain database queries that have large possible result sets. The query in question, I have three ANDs in the WHERE clause Does the order of the clauses matter? ...
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Must an index cover all selected columns for it to be used for ORDER BY?

Over at SO, someone recently asked Why isn't ORDER BY using the index? The situation involved a simple InnoDB table in MySQL comprising three columns and 10k rows. One of the columns, an integer, ...
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Can I have an InnoDB master and MyISAM slaves with Full-Text for searching?

I'd like to use InnoDB on the master, for its transactional ability, but MyISAM on the slaves for the full-text search ability. Is this possible?
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Ibdata usage and Recommendations?

I have a Production server On November 5,2011 the ibdata size was 100G. In Approximate 3 months it is increased to 200G.So it has just doubled its size.So it is a Huge Data.Currently lvm is 251G. I ...
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What is the difference between XtraBackup and rsync?

Yes, I'm going to run strace on them both... However, I would like to know ... What is XtraBackup is doing over and above rsync -ac src dest ? What's so special about XtraBbackup ? How is XtraBackup ...
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InnoDB vs MyISAM with many indexes

I am not sure if there is a right or wrong answer to this question, as I suppose it severely depends on the situation, but for the sake of a mental exercise, I'll go ahead and ask it anyway: I have a ...
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How costly is opening and closing of a DB connection?

How CPU intensive is opening and closing of a DB connection (for a web app) in MySQL ... when the DB software is on localhost? ... when the DB software is on another machine?
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MySQL Workbench Database Sizes

I'm trying to find the total size on the hard disk that all of my MySQL Workbench databases are using. Does anyone know of an easy way to figure this out? If nothing else, the default location ...
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Concurrently update with limit mysql

I want to know if concurrently UPDATE .... LIMIT N will not overlap with more than one client querying the db. After UPDATE ... LIMIT N the client will make a SELECT with some client_id assigned. I ...
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Separate tables or partition one huge table?

I'm building a rather large table that includes a particular column, my_column. There are a small-ish number of possible values for my_column, and each unique value of my_column should have the same ...
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How can you have two auto-incremental columns in one table?

I have a MySQL table that contains information on invoices of a company. However, this company has two branches, and each of them has a unique invoicing sequence; a "Serie A" and "Serie B", so to ...
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importing myisam 5.0 database into a 5.5 innodb server

I have MySQL 5.0 and 5.5 servers (but not a 5.1 server). The 5.0 server is myisam only, the 5.5 default is innodb. I need to move a database from the 5.0 server to the 5.5 server. The database is ...
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How do you mysqldump specific table(s)?

How can I dump a specific table or set of tables without including the rest of the db tables?
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How is LIKE implemented?

Can anyone explain how the LIKE operator is implemented in current database systems (e.g. MySQL or Postgres)? or point me to some references that explain it? The naive approach would be to inspect ...
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MySQL InnoDB crash post-mortem

MySQL crashed on me this morning. With the exception of the standard MySQL included databases everything I use is InnoDB. I attempted to restart the MySQL daemon but it failed twice. I then ...
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Why does MyISAM support FULLTEXT Searching and InnoDB does not?

I know the basic differences between the MyISAM and InnoDB engines. In MySQL 5.6 beta, InnoDB will support fulltext search. But, I wonder why previous versions of InnobDB didn't support FTS? My guess ...
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MySQL InnoDB locks primary key on delete even in READ COMMITTED

Preface Our application runs several threads that execute DELETE queries in parallel. The queries affect isolated data, i.e. there should be no possibility that concurrent DELETE occurs on the same ...
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Less restrictive query return less result due to simple removing one additional constraint

Look at this query SELECT DISTINCT TB.ID, TB.Latitude, TB.Longitude, 111151.29341326*SQRT(pow(-6.185-TB.Latitude,2)+pow(106.773-TB.Longitude,2)*0.98839228980165) AS Distance FROM ...
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Less RAM than Index_length MyISAM

I'm working on a database to store "time series" data (the value of X was Y at this time). The rows themselves are very small and static in size, with the primary key consisting of two smallint ...
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MySQL Replication : 1 Slave / Multiple Masters

I have a web app with 2 web servers and 2 database servers. The DBs are setup for multimaster replication. (this is the primary environment) I also have the exact same setup on a different location ...
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Separate databases for front-end and back-end

The site I am working on has a lot of backend/cron activity, so there are between 5 and 15 queries being executed every second of the day. This can slow down page loads by a second or more. I was ...
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Setting up MySQL circular replication in existing replication topology?

I have the following MySQL replication topology set up for fault tolerance/disaster recovery with master server A and slaves B and C: A replicates to B A replicates to C Both B and C are fully up ...
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How large will a MySQL database be relative to the dump file?

I'm restoring a ~52GB dump to a MySQL database. The ibdata1 file has already exceeded the size of the dump file and the restore is still incomplete. Is there any way to estimate the final size of the ...
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Is raid 5 suitable for a mysql installation?

Is raid 5 suitable for a mysql installation? Let me explain my application further. My application is a socket programming which will connect with gps device to receive gps string and there after do ...
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One slave, multiple masters MySql

Is it possible to set-up MySql Replication to have one slave listening to two different masters?
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How to resolve the master server shut down/unavailability in mysql with master - slave replication

Let us suppose that we have a master/slave setup and the application is running fine for the time being. All of a sudden the master server suddenly shuts down due to some problem. Now how can I ...
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Does `Seconds_Behind_Master` show exact Slave Lag from Master?

Does Seconds_Behind_Master show the correct result? I have also Implemented the mk-heartbeat replication monitoring. It was showing the other result in comparison with Seconds_Behind_Master. Which ...

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