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| From: | Michael Widenius | Date: | September 17 1999 8:33pm |
| Subject: | REGEXP | ||
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>>>>> "Orlando" == Orlando Andico <orly@stripped> writes: Orlando> Hello, Orlando> I am planning to make heavy use of REGEXP in queries. Is this efficient? Orlando> is the index used in any way? how does it compare, performance-wise, to Orlando> LIKE? REGEXP will not use an index. LIKE is faster if you have a prefix (becuse it can use indexes in this case) but in other cases REGEXP should be faster. You can always test this with the MySQL BENCHMARK() function. Regards, Monty
| Thread | ||
|---|---|---|
| • REGEXP | Orlando Andico | 15 Sep |
| • BENCHMARK (was: REGEXP) | Martin Ramsch | 16 Sep |
| • Re: BENCHMARK (was: REGEXP) | James Manning | 16 Sep |
| • Re: BENCHMARK (was: REGEXP) | Martin Ramsch | 17 Sep |
| • REGEXP | Michael Widenius | 18 Sep |
