MariaDB and MySQL don't use indexes for regular expressions, even when they theoretically could. But in some cases you can solve the problem with this optimisation, that I call "REGEXP AND LIKE".
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In #SQL, this can’t use a regular index: WHERE DATE_PART(YEAR, date) = '2021'. This is an equivalent expression that can use a suitable index, if it exists: WHERE date BETWEEN '2021-01-01' AND '2021-12-31'. #database#Vettabase#VettabaseWeeklyTips
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“Don’t use an #RDBMS as a cache” - yet another rule that we shouldn’t follow strictly. #Caching the results of a query in a table means that we can join it to other data, use a stricter WHERE or a different ORDER BY at a low cost. #database#Vettabase#VettabaseWeeklyTips
"Data Concurrency and Consistency"
In a single-user database, a user can modify data without concern for other users modifying the same data at the same time. However, in a multiuser database, statements within multiple simultaneous transactions may update the same data 1/2
The idea is amazing, it should seriously reduce resources used for data centres powering and water treatment. These guys are great.
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