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Re: disable undo buffer for delete query
Posted by: Jesús Uzcanga
Date: May 07, 2018 08:27AM

You have to LIMIT your delete query.

DELETE FROM mybase.mytable WHERE condition1='xxx' AND condition2=222 LIMIT 50000

You can also ORDER BY your DELETE function.

In my example, I set 50.000 rows each time but you can set yours depending of your data.

If too many rows to delete (too many DELETE executions) you can create a bash or shell script with a while loop to do it.

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