
Understanding MySQL Internals
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Content
- Intro
- Table of Contents
- Preface
- How This Book Is Organized
- Who This Book Is For
- Conventions Used in This Book
- Using Code Examples
- Comments and Questions
- Safari® Enabled
- Acknowledgments
- MySQL History and Architecture
- MySQL History
- MySQL Architecture
- Core Modules
- Interaction of the Core Modules
- Detailed Look at the Core Modules
- Server Initialization Module
- Connection Manager
- Thread Manager
- Connection Thread
- User Authentication Module
- Access Control Module
- Parser
- Command Dispatcher
- Query Cache Module
- Optimizer
- Table Manager
- Table Modification Modules
- Table Maintenance Module
- Status Reporting Module
- Abstracted Storage Engine Interface (Table Handler)
- Storage Engine Implementations (MyISAM, InnoDB, MEMORY, Berkeley DB)
- Logging Module
- Replication Master Module
- Replication Slave Module
- Client/Server Protocol API
- Low-Level Network I/O API
- Core API
- Nuts and Bolts of Working with the MySQL Source Code
- Unix Shell
- BitKeeper
- Preparing the System to Build MySQL from BitKeeper Tree
- Building MySQL from BitKeeper Tree
- Building from Source Distribution
- Installing MySQL into a System Directory
- Source Code Directory Layout
- Preparing the System to Run MySQL in a Debugger
- Debugger-Guided Source Tour
- Basics of Working with gdb
- Finding Things in the Source
- Interesting Breakpoints and Variables
- Making a Source Modification
- Coding Guidelines
- Stability
- Portability
- Performance
- Style and Ease of Integration
- Keeping Your BitKeeper Repository Up to Date
- Submitting a Patch
- Core Classes, Structures, Variables, and APIs
- THD
- NET
- TABLE
- Field
- Utility API Calls
- Preprocessor Macros
- Global Variables
- Client/Server Communication
- Protocol Overview
- Packet Format
- Relationship Between MySQL Protocol and OS Layer
- Authenticating Handshake
- Authentication Protocol Security
- Protocol Capabilities Bit Mask
- Command Packet
- Server Responses
- Data Field
- OK Packet
- Error Packet
- EOF Packet
- Result Set Packets
- Configuration Variables
- Configuration Variables Tutorial
- Configuration File and Command-Line Options
- Internals of the Configuration Option Parsing
- Example of Adding a New Configuration Option
- Interesting Aspects of Specific Configuration Variables
- big-tables
- concurrent-insert
- core-file
- default-storage-engine
- delay-key-write
- ft_stopword_file
- innodb_buffer_pool_size
- innodb_flush_log_at_trx_commit
- innodb_file_per_table
- innodb_lock_wait_timeout
- innodb_force_recovery
- init-file
- key_buffer_size
- language
- log
- log-bin
- log-isam
- log-slow-queries
- max_allowed_packet
- max_connections
- max_heap_table_size
- max_join_size
- max_sort_length
- myisam-recover
- query_cache_type
- read_buffer_size
- relay-log
- server-id
- skip-grant-tables
- skip-stack-trace
- slave-skip-errors
- sort_buffer_size
- sql-mode
- table_cache
- temp-pool
- transaction-isolation
- Thread-Based Request Handling
- Threads Versus Processes
- Advantages of Using Threads
- Disadvantages of Using Threads
- Advantages of Using Forked Processes
- Disadvantages of Using Forked Processes
- Implementation of Request Handling
- Structures, Variables, Classes, and API
- Execution Walk-Through
- Thread Programming Issues
- Standard C Library Calls
- Mutually Exclusive Locks (Mutexes)
- Read-Write Locks
- Synchronization
- Preemption
- The Storage Engine Interface
- The handler Class
- handlerton
- Adding a Custom Storage Engine to MySQL
- Integration Instructions for Version 4.1
- Integration Instructions for Version 5.1
- Concurrent Access and Locking
- Table Lock Manager
- Read Lock Request
- Write Lock Request
- Storage engine interaction with the table lock manager
- InnoDB Locking
- Lock types
- Record locking
- Dealing with deadlocks
- Parser and Optimizer
- Parser
- Lexical Scanner
- Grammar Rules Module
- Parse Tree
- Optimizer
- Basics of the Optimizer Algorithm
- Using EXPLAIN to Understand the Optimizer
- Understanding the output of EXPLAIN
- Select types
- Record access types
- Extra field
- Range Optimizer
- Range
- Index_merge
- Range_desc
- Fulltext
- ROR_intersect
- ROR_union
- Group_min_max
- Subquery Optimization
- Core Optimizer Classes and Structures
- JOIN
- JOIN_TAB
- select_result
- SELECT Parse Tree
- Execution of a SELECT on the code level
- Storage Engines
- Shared Aspects of Architecture
- MyISAM
- MyISAM Architecture
- Datafile
- Index file
- MyISAM Key Types
- B-tree keys
- Full-text keys
- Spatial keys
- InnoDB
- Memory (Heap)
- MyISAM Merge
- NDB
- Archive
- Federated
- Transactions
- Overview of Transactional Storage Engine Implementation
- Implementing the handler Subclass
- Defining the handlerton
- Working with the Query Cache
- Working with the Replication Binary Log
- Avoiding Deadlocks
- Replication
- Overview
- Statement-Based Versus Row-Based Replication
- Two-Threaded Slave
- Multi-Master
- SQL Commands to Help Understand Replication
- Binary Log Format
- Creating a Custom Replication Utility
- Index
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