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Optimizing MySQL Tables


SharkBait

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Alright I have one particular table and it has over 10,000 entries in it.

 

The primary index is an auto-incrementing number, that coinsides with a Serial Number of a product.

 

When we delete an item from the database, we have not re-indexed because the serial numbers of the products in the field would not match up with those in the database.

 

Since we do not re-index, or repair/optimize etc, is this slowing down queries etc?

What would be adviced to do? Add in a new field as use that as the index, and then when an item is deleted, it will only reindex based on that field?

 

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