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Re: Query Optimisation of a slow query
Posted by: Gaurav Bhuyan
Date: September 21, 2011 12:21AM

TABLE_NAME ENGINE VERSION ROW_FORMAT TABLE_ROWS AVG_ROW_LENGTH DATA_LENGTH MAX_DATA_LENGTH INDEX_LENGTH DATA_FREE AUTO_INCREMENT CREATE_TIME UPDATE_TIME CHECK_TIME TABLE_COLLATION CHECKSUM CREATE_OPTIONS TABLE_COMMENT
p_network_traffic_throughput InnoDB 10 Compact 137948 79 11026432 0 20561920 10943987712 137146 2011-08-25 11:52:14 (null) (null) utf8_general_ci 0
p_network_traffic_throughput_tmp1 InnoDB 10 Compact 106333 162 17317888 0 15253504 10943987712 141807 2011-09-20 17:04:45 (null) (null) utf8_general_ci 0
p_network_traffic_throughput_tmp2 InnoDB 10 Compact 122824 123 15220736 0 15253504 10943987712 0 2011-09-20 17:06:14 (null) (null) utf8_general_ci 0

p_network_traffic_bearer InnoDB 10 Compact 2425 94 229376 0 442368 10943987712 2437 2011-09-16 12:22:23 (null) (null) utf8_general_ci (null)


Is the table status output.

I can add another field and add 1 second to it, instead of using a.date_time. So how will I use a trick group by query for c.id?

Thanks for all the help.

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