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- Using GIS functions to implement geolocation data query
- Geographic location data query: It’s not just latitude and longitude. Have you ever thought that you can accurately locate a restaurant by relying solely on latitude and longitude coordinates, or find the nearest gas station to you? This seemingly simple requirement is hidden behind the powerful power of the Geographic Information System (GIS). In this article, we will explore in-depth how to use GIS functions to achieve efficient and accurate geolocation data queries, and uncover some details that you may never notice. The goal of this article is to help you understand and master the application of GIS functions in geolocation data query, allowing you to write efficient and robust code. After reading, you will be able to complete various geolocation query tasks independently and have a deeper understanding of potential performance problems and error handling. Let's review it first
- Mysql Tutorial . Database 937 2025-04-08 09:48:02
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- Full-text index (FULLTEXT) configuration and fuzzy query optimization
- Full-text index: Let your database fly, and it may also make you fall into the pit. Many friends think that full-text index is a good thing, which can quickly search and improve user experience. This is true. However, the configuration and optimization of the full text index cannot be done with just a click of the mouse, and there are many tricks inside! In this article, let’s dig into the full text indexing things so that you can not only use it well, but also avoid those headache-prone pits. The purpose of this article is very simple, which is to allow you to thoroughly understand the configuration of the full-text index and fuzzy query optimization. After reading it, you can easily deal with various search scenarios like a database expert. You will learn how to choose the right index type, how to write efficient query statements, and how to deal with some common performance problems. Let's start with the basics
- Mysql Tutorial . Database 934 2025-04-08 09:45:01
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- Complete usage of mysql date function
- MySQL date function: Play with time and control data. Many friends are often dizzy when processing MySQL databases. In fact, mastering MySQL's powerful date functions can simplify the complex and easily control time data. In this article, let’s explore these functions in depth so that you will no longer be tortured by date format and time calculation. After reading, you can not only be proficient in using various date functions, but also understand the principles behind them and write more efficient and elegant SQL statements. Basic preparation: Time type and format Before starting, we need to clarify the data types that store dates and times in MySQL, such as DATE, TIME, DATETIME, TIMESTAMP, etc. They each have their own characteristics
- Mysql Tutorial . Database 328 2025-04-08 09:42:02
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- MySQL master-slave replication configuration and synchronization delay resolution policy
- MySQL master-slave replication delay problems are mainly caused by excessive pressure on the master server, network delay, excessive pressure on the slave server, excessive binlog log and GTID configuration problems. Solutions include: 1. Optimize the master server resources and SQL statements; 2. Optimize the master-slave server network connection; 3. Improve the slave server resource configuration; 4. Adjust the binlog format; 5. Correctly configure GTID; 6. Consider asynchronous replication (there is a risk of data inconsistency); 7. Real-time monitoring and setting alarm thresholds. Through these methods, the MySQL master-slave replication delay can be effectively reduced and the database system can be ensured to run stably.
- Mysql Tutorial . Database 1014 2025-04-08 09:39:01
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- MySQL connection limit modification and connection pool optimization scheme
- The MySQL connection limit is derived from server resource limits, not absolute obstacles. The solution is to optimize resources and use connection pools. 1. The connection pool pre-create connections, provide and reuse, and reduce creation and closing overhead; 2. The connection pool includes components such as connection creator, management module, acquirer and releaser, and efficiently manage connection status; 3. Pay attention to connection leakage issues, monitor connection pool status, and select appropriate connection pool library and parameter configurations, such as the minimum/maximum number of connections and timeout time, and finally build an efficient and stable database access system.
- Mysql Tutorial . Database 853 2025-04-08 09:36:02
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- How to implement multi-value association query through FIND_IN_SET?
- FIND_IN_SET: Unraveling the mystery of multi-value association query. Many friends will encounter a difficult problem in database operations: How to efficiently handle multi-value association query? For example, a user can have multiple tags. How to find users based on tags? This article will explore in-depth how to use MySQL's FIND_IN_SET function to gracefully solve this problem and reveal the pitfalls and optimization strategies behind it. Let's make it clear first: FIND_IN_SET is not the best solution for handling multi-value correlation queries. It has performance bottlenecks, especially when the data volume is huge. But understanding how it works and limitations is crucial for database design and optimization. It is more suitable for some special scenarios, such as small data volume
- Mysql Tutorial . Database 930 2025-04-08 09:33:01
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- Configuration and conflict resolution of Galera Cluster multi-master cluster
- GaleraCluster is a database cluster architecture based on multi-master replication, with the advantage that all nodes can receive write requests at the same time. When building a Galera cluster, you need to pay attention to: 1. Ensure that the node resources are sufficient and the network is stable; 2. Carefully configure the my.cnf file, especially the wsrep_provider_options and gcache.size parameters; 3. Correctly initialize the cluster and monitor the logs. Even if the configuration is correct, conflicts may occur. They need to be resolved through log analysis and application layer policies, and performance can be improved through network optimization, parameter tuning and application layer optimization. Continuous monitoring and log analysis are key to maintaining Galera clusters.
- Mysql Tutorial . Database 631 2025-04-08 09:30:02
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- Windows System MySQL 8.0 installation-free configuration tutorial
- Configuration method for MySQL 8.0 installation-free version under Windows: 1. Unzip the downloaded compressed package to the specified directory; 2. Modify the my-default.ini file, configure basedir, datadir, port, character set and proofreading rules, and create a datadir directory; 3. Use the command line (cmd) to enter the bin directory, execute mysqld--install (optional) and netstartmysql to start the service. After the configuration is successful, you can use the client tool to connect to the database. It is recommended to modify the root password and perform secure configuration, and back up the data regularly.
- Mysql Tutorial . Database 704 2025-04-08 09:27:02
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- Explain the difference between Statement-Based Replication (SBR), Row-Based Replication (RBR), and Mixed-Based Replication (MBR).
- There are three main ways of replication in MySQL: SBR, RBR and MBR. 1. SBR records SQL statements, which are suitable for standard operations, but may cause data inconsistency. 2. RBR records data changes to ensure consistency, but the log is large. 3.MBR combines the two and selects the method according to the SQL type, which is flexible but complex. Consistency, performance, and complexity are considered when choosing.
- Mysql Tutorial . Database 998 2025-04-08 00:04:00
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- Compare and contrast InnoDB and MyISAM storage engines (features, locking, transactions).
- InnoDB is suitable for highly concurrency and transaction-intensive applications, while MyISAM is suitable for read-intensive applications. 1) InnoDB supports transaction and row-level locks, and is suitable for high-concurrency scenarios such as e-commerce platforms. 2) MyISAM does not support transactions, but reads fast, and is suitable for read-intensive applications such as blog systems.
- Mysql Tutorial . Database 845 2025-04-08 00:03:20
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- Explain B-Tree indexes in MySQL and how they work.
- B-Tree indexes in MySQL accelerate data retrieval by creating indexes on columns of tables, significantly reducing the amount of data that needs to be scanned during queries, thereby improving query performance. 1) Create a B-Tree index using a CREATEINDEX statement, such as CREATEINDEXidx_ageONemployees(age). 2) The working principle of B-Tree index includes structure, query process, and automatic adjustment during insertion and deletion. 3) Use the EXPLAIN command to debug the problem that the index is not used. 4) Performance optimization suggestions include selecting appropriate columns, using overlay indexes, regular maintenance, as well as maintaining code readability and testing and monitoring.
- Mysql Tutorial . Database 1115 2025-04-08 00:02:21
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- Explain index merge optimization in MySQL.
- Index merging is a MySQL query optimization strategy that improves query efficiency by leveraging multiple indexes. 1) Index scan: MySQL scans each of the indexes involved separately to obtain records that meet the conditions. 2) Result merge: merge the results through Union, Intersection or Sort-Union. 3) Result filtering: The combined results are further filtered to ensure that all query conditions are met.
- Mysql Tutorial . Database 313 2025-04-08 00:01:30
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- Explain MySQL Query Cache (and why it's often disabled/deprecated).
- MySQL query cache is often disabled or even marked as deprecated because it performs poorly in environments with high concurrency and frequent data updates. 1) Query cache improves performance by storing the results of SELECT statements, but depends on data stability. 2) In modern MySQL versions, query cache has been abandoned, and alternatives such as InnoDB buffer pooling, query rewriting and index optimization are recommended.
- Mysql Tutorial . Database 894 2025-04-07 00:13:00
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- Explain explicit table locking (LOCK TABLES) versus InnoDB row-level locking.
- The difference between explicit table locking in MySQL and InnoDB row-level locking is the lock granularity and applicable scenarios. Explicit table locking locks the entire table through the LOCKTABLES statement, suitable for backup or batch updates; InnoDB row-level locking locks affected rows through transactions and indexes, suitable for high concurrency environments.
- Mysql Tutorial . Database 789 2025-04-07 00:12:30
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