Introduction to stored routines (part 3)
Last time we created a simple, but not particularly useful, stored function. This time, we’ll create something a little more complicated and useful. (more…)
Richard Wallman - a MySQL® DBA (database administrator)
Last time we created a simple, but not particularly useful, stored function. This time, we’ll create something a little more complicated and useful. (more…)
The MySQL database server is used for both desktop and web-based applications, and so ships with default values that try to meet both of their needs. In some cases, what’s appropriate for one is not appropriate for another, and idle/sleeping connections is one of them. (more…)
Improving the performance of a system using the MySQL database server is not just about indexes and buffers - getting the most out of the system requires a wider view. We’ll start by looking at what needs to be considered when a system starts needing work to maintain or improve performance. (more…)