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May 15
2009

MySQL – MyISAM, BSD, InnoDB Considerations

Last updated: May 14th, 2009

MySQL Table Types that are well known
- MyISAM
- InnoDB
- BSD

When making a choice amongst the different types of tables in MySQL, we need to consider the following points

- Size of database based on the activity
- Nature of database access / activity (whether it involves heavy reads / writes)
- Database backup (schema, data)
- Session handling
- If it involves a sync to another database
- What needs to be done if the application is to be scaled
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Apr 15
2009

MySQL Create User Grant Rights

Last updated: April 26th, 2009
User creation in MySQL is a simple process. when a “user” is created in MySQL a record gets entered in the DB “mysql” under table “user”. To create a user you need to have the user creation rights or the super user rights. When MySQL is initially installed, root account is created in the database by default with no password to that account. As the root account has all the privileges in the MySQL server, it is advisable to create separate user account(s) for each database.

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Jan 30
2009

MySQL – Steps for Better SQL Performance

Last updated: January 30th, 2009

Steps to make MySQL produce optimized results

» Identify the queries that execute slowly
» Watch for Opened Sql connections
» Carry benchmark test on Queries
» Execute queries with Explain statement to the performance of each queries
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Dec 31
2008

MySQL vs. PostgreSQL – Comparison

Last updated: December 31st, 2008

There had often been talks and some times flame wars when there had been comparison between MySQL and PostgreSQL. Each database has its own strength and weaknesses. As an initiative, I thought to do a little research on this topic and to list down the common points gathered in a tabular format. (more…)

Dec 24
2008

phpMyAdmin – visual interface for MySQL on Windows/Linux

Last updated: April 14th, 2009

phpMyAdmin is a web based interface to MySQL which is written using PHP for Administration of databases. Visual interface provided is intuitive and it saves time for the developers. (ver 3.1.1 is the recommended version as of this writing which runs on PHP 5/MySQL 5)

Step 1: First we need to check MySQL is installed by issuing the following command
[root@user Desktop]# which mysql

If you get …
/usr/bin/mysql
then, it is an indication that MySQL is installed in your machine. (more…)


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