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If everyone has index, none has it?
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Ok, So in my case, I'll be frequently querying a table based on all of the columns and logically I am inclined to have all the columns indexed. But then if all the columns are going to be indexed should they even be indexed in the first place?
The case in point being, will the "Index on all" approach be faster than the "Full table lookup" or vice versa and why either?
mysql index index-tuning
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Ok, So in my case, I'll be frequently querying a table based on all of the columns and logically I am inclined to have all the columns indexed. But then if all the columns are going to be indexed should they even be indexed in the first place?
The case in point being, will the "Index on all" approach be faster than the "Full table lookup" or vice versa and why either?
mysql index index-tuning
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Possible duplicate of What are the disadvantages if indexes are added on all columns?
– George.Palacios
20 hours ago
Index performance is gained because of the queries against it. Show specific queries and the indexes that suit those can be determined.
– danblack
13 hours ago
I would suggest you learn how indexes work and why/when/how they can help. Your question indicates you lack basic understanding of the indexes.
– akuzminsky
7 hours ago
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Ok, So in my case, I'll be frequently querying a table based on all of the columns and logically I am inclined to have all the columns indexed. But then if all the columns are going to be indexed should they even be indexed in the first place?
The case in point being, will the "Index on all" approach be faster than the "Full table lookup" or vice versa and why either?
mysql index index-tuning
Ok, So in my case, I'll be frequently querying a table based on all of the columns and logically I am inclined to have all the columns indexed. But then if all the columns are going to be indexed should they even be indexed in the first place?
The case in point being, will the "Index on all" approach be faster than the "Full table lookup" or vice versa and why either?
mysql index index-tuning
mysql index index-tuning
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Possible duplicate of What are the disadvantages if indexes are added on all columns?
– George.Palacios
20 hours ago
Index performance is gained because of the queries against it. Show specific queries and the indexes that suit those can be determined.
– danblack
13 hours ago
I would suggest you learn how indexes work and why/when/how they can help. Your question indicates you lack basic understanding of the indexes.
– akuzminsky
7 hours ago
add a comment |
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Possible duplicate of What are the disadvantages if indexes are added on all columns?
– George.Palacios
20 hours ago
Index performance is gained because of the queries against it. Show specific queries and the indexes that suit those can be determined.
– danblack
13 hours ago
I would suggest you learn how indexes work and why/when/how they can help. Your question indicates you lack basic understanding of the indexes.
– akuzminsky
7 hours ago
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1
Possible duplicate of What are the disadvantages if indexes are added on all columns?
– George.Palacios
20 hours ago
Possible duplicate of What are the disadvantages if indexes are added on all columns?
– George.Palacios
20 hours ago
Index performance is gained because of the queries against it. Show specific queries and the indexes that suit those can be determined.
– danblack
13 hours ago
Index performance is gained because of the queries against it. Show specific queries and the indexes that suit those can be determined.
– danblack
13 hours ago
I would suggest you learn how indexes work and why/when/how they can help. Your question indicates you lack basic understanding of the indexes.
– akuzminsky
7 hours ago
I would suggest you learn how indexes work and why/when/how they can help. Your question indicates you lack basic understanding of the indexes.
– akuzminsky
7 hours ago
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Possible duplicate of What are the disadvantages if indexes are added on all columns?
– George.Palacios
20 hours ago
Index performance is gained because of the queries against it. Show specific queries and the indexes that suit those can be determined.
– danblack
13 hours ago
I would suggest you learn how indexes work and why/when/how they can help. Your question indicates you lack basic understanding of the indexes.
– akuzminsky
7 hours ago