May 24, 2012

Post: SHOW INNODB STATUS walk through

how to use this info to improve MySQL Performance. To start with basics SHOW INNODB STATUS is command whichForeign key constraint fails for table `test/child`: , CONSTRAINT `child_ibfk_1` FOREIGN KEY (`parent_id`) REFERENCES `parent` (`id`) ON DELETE CASCADE Trying to add in child table

Post: Hijacking Innodb Foreign Keys

to foreign constraints and DDL operations. Even if you have foreign keys disabled renaming parent table will have reference in child table updated to point to new table

Post: Heikki Tuuri Innodb answers - Part I

which can be used for buffer pool and which are not swappable. They also allow toto have a foreign key not reference an entire primary key or unique constraint (something that is mandatory in every other RDBMS that suppors foreign key constraints)? Any concrete examples are

Post: Innodb locking and Foreign Keys

table which can stall queries working with users table or other tables which have foreign keys to this table. The statements which even work with different tables and traditionally would not affect each other

Post: Tuning InnoDB Concurrency Tickets

to a more interesting scenario: foreign keys mysql> CREATE TABLE parent (id INT NOT NULL, -> PRIMARY KEYFOREIGN KEY constraint: Number of rows inserted – 1 SELECT: 1 ticket per row returned UPDATE: 1 ticket per row examined + 1 ticket per row updated DELETE