Re: How to enable index fast in MyISAM table
Posted by:
Rick James
Date: March 24, 2014 10:49PM
timestamp/date/pruning: You are correct. My oversight.
So, PARTITION BY RANGE(`timestamp`) may be the thing to do. But first, make sure that works in the version you have. The original PARTITION implementation was very limited in what you could partition on.
Also, check for PARTITION BY RANGE(TO_DAY(`timestamp`)) -- I think this works for DATETIME, but might not work for TIMESTAMP.
Sharding... It is tricky to do 'right'.
Clustrix is a 3rd party setup that does it automatically.
Spider might do it.
I don't have an ETA for MySQL adding sharding.
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