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| From: | Sunny Bains | Date: | December 21 2006 10:58am |
| Subject: | Denying access to a secondary index | ||
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Hi, Is it possible to "cleanly" inform MySQL from the engine that an index should not be used for particular queries ? Currently in handler::index_init() I set the index to the PRIMARY index, if I don't want a particular transaction to use a index. While this seems to work, I'm looking/hoping for a better and cleaner approach. Regards, -sunny
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| • Denying access to a secondary index | Sunny Bains | 21 Dec |
| • Re: Denying access to a secondary index | Sergei Golubchik | 21 Dec |
| • Re: Denying access to a secondary index | Sunny Bains | 21 Dec |
| • Re: Denying access to a secondary index | Sunny Bains | 22 Dec |
| • Re: Denying access to a secondary index | Sunny Bains | 23 Dec |
