FAILED TO READ MORROR SIDE 1 问题描述: 环境: RAC p740 p550 -bash-3.2$ srvctl status database -d kmis Instance kmis1 is running on node p550 Instance kmis2 is not running on node p740 AIX -bash-3.2$ oslevel -r 6100-08 数据库 oracle 11.2.2
FAILED TO READ MORROR SIDE 1
问题描述:
环境:
RAC p740 p550
-bash-3.2$ srvctl status database -d kmis
Instance kmis1 is running on node p550
Instance kmis2 is not running on node p740
AIX
-bash-3.2$ oslevel -r
6100-08
数据库 oracle 11.2.2
$ srvctl start database -d kmis
PRCR-1079 : Failed to start resource ora.kmis.db
CRS-5017: The resource action "ora.ARCHDG.dg start" encountered the following error:
ORA-15032: not all alterations performed
ORA-15017: diskgroup "ARCHDG" cannot be mounted
ORA-15063: ASM discovered an insufficient number of disks for diskgroup "ARCHDG"
ORA-15080: synchronous I/O operation to a disk failed
CRS-2674: Start of 'ora.ARCHDG.dg' on 'p740' failed
CRS-2632: There are no more servers to try to place resource 'ora.kmis.db' on that would satisfy its placement policy
$
$ srvctl start instance -d kmis -i kmis2 -o open;
PRCR-1013 : Failed to start resource ora.kmis.db
PRCR-1064 : Failed to start resource ora.kmis.db on node p740
CRS-5017: The resource action "ora.ARCHDG.dg start" encountered the following error:
ORA-15032: not all alterations performed
ORA-15017: diskgroup "ARCHDG" cannot be mounted
ORA-15063: ASM discovered an insufficient number of disks for diskgroup "ARCHDG"
ORA-15080: synchronous I/O operation to a disk failed
1
p550
ASMCMD> ls -lState Type Rebal NameMOUNTED EXTERN N ARCHDG/MOUNTED NORMAL N CRS/MOUNTED EXTERN N DATADG/ASMCMD> host
p740上
MOUNTED NORMAL N CRS/MOUNTED EXTERN N DATADG/挂载不上 ARCDG
一挂载就报错
odm:
|
|||||
![]() |


|
B - Defect | 12.1 | ||
2 - Severe Loss of Service | 11.2.0.1 | ||
90 - Closed, Verified by Filer | 212 - IBM AIX on POWER Systems (64-bit) | ||
2010-12-22 | |||
2014-3-19 | N/A | ||
11.2.0.1 | Generic | ||
Oracle |

|
Oracle Database Products | Oracle Database Suite | ||
Oracle Database | 5 - Oracle Database - Enterprise Edition | ||

Hdr: 10422126 11.2.0.1 RDBMS 11.2.0.1 ASM PRODID-5 PORTID-212 Abstract: FAILED TO READ MORROR SIDE 1 <strong>*** 12/22/10 03:46 am ***</strong> ---- PROBLEM: -------- Alert log spooling this error continously and filling up available space. Here is the message. ----------------------- WARNING: failed to read mirror side 1 of virtual extent 665 logical extent 0 of file 280 in group [1.445758315] from disk ASM_ESBQA001_DATA1_0005 allocation unit 75811 reason error; if possible,will try another mirror side ----------------------- When the problem starts, errors spin in the alert log until disk space is exausted. We have found that the process that is refrenced in the trace is usually an orphaned ebiz form. Recent Changes - Upgrade to 11.2.0.1 Over the weekend we have upgraded Production Database to 11.2.0.1. We've had 2 occurrence of the issue on 2 of the RAC nodes. The issue had happened in QA and we have tried to drop the disk and add new disk again, but it did not solve the problem. One more thing to note is, when this happens, there was a "run-away" process that also generates the same error message in a trace file. As long as that session/process is killed, the error messages stops. Please investigate. DIAGNOSTIC ANALYSIS: -------------------- This looks closely related to bug.10051315 and bug.10055063 But customer has applied these patches already, even then we still see the same warning messages. We are still trying to get information from customer to understand how that session is being killed(not sure could be from database end --or application end). Customer confirmed the following : --------------- 1.) Are they in-house scripts scheduled in database/os which are going to kill the inactive sessions at database/os level ? -- There are not any scripts scheduled to kill sessions. When this error starts happening, we kill the process manually. 2.) Is this happening only during specific intervals. -- I cannot see a pattern as to when it is happening. It seems random. 3.) Please confirm - the ASM instance is functional (one can connect to it, run queries on the various v$asm% views, like: v$asm_diskgroup, v$asm_disk) -- Yes, ASM is functional during the error. All other sessions continue to run without errors. --------------- WORKAROUND: ----------- As long as that session/process is killed, the error messages stops. RELATED BUGS: ------------- bug.10051315 and bug.10055063 REPRODUCIBILITY: ---------------- Its random. TEST CASE: ---------- NA STACK TRACE: ------------ Function List (to Full stack) (to Summary stack) ksedsts <- ksdxfstk <- ksdxcb <- sspuser <- f0 <- sdbgrfucf_close_file <- sdbgrfcf_close_file <- dbgrlWriteTextOnly <- dbgrlWriteAlertDetail_int <- dbgrlWriteAlertDetail <- dbgrlWriteAlertText <- dbkrlWriteAlertText <- dbkrlPril <- ksdfmw <- ksdwrt <- kfioCompleteIO <- kfioWaitIO <- kfioRequestPriv <- kfioRequest <- ksfd_kfioRequest <- ksfd_osmio <- ksfd_io <- ksfdread <- kcfrbd1 <- kcbzib <- kcbgcur <- kturRollbackToSavepoint <- ktcrsp1 <- ksures <- ksuxds <- kssdel <- kssdch <- ksudlp <- opidcl <- opidrv <- sou2o <- opimai_real <- ssthrdmain <- main SUPPORTING INFORMATION: ----------------------- Customer’s Management name: Al Fischer Customer's Management 24x7 contact number: +1-616-648-6244 Customer’s Management email: al.fischer@amway.com Primary Customer Email address: eric.lai Secondary Contact Name: George Zhang Secondary Contact Email: (EMAIL ADDRESS) george.zhang@alticor.com 24 HOUR CONTACT INFORMATION FOR P1 BUGS: ---------------------------------------- DIAL-IN INFORMATION: -------------------- IMPACT DATE: ------------ " system at risk of crashing as alert logging is filling up; causing forms to hang at Call Center" <strong>*** 12/22/10 03:57 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 12/22/10 04:20 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 12/22/10 04:21 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 12/22/10 04:21 am *** (CHG: Sta->16)</strong> <strong>*** 12/22/10 04:33 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 12/22/10 05:35 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 12/22/10 06:08 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 12/22/10 06:09 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 12/22/10 06:10 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 12/22/10 08:06 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 12/22/10 11:25 am *** </strong> <strong>*** 12/22/10 11:25 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 12/22/10 01:47 pm *** (CHG: Sta->10)</strong> <strong>*** 12/22/10 01:47 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 12/22/10 07:46 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 12/22/10 07:58 pm ***</strong> File versions form GI & RDBMS homes. Below is the info from GI_HOME. [usax02w] $ ar -t -v -X32_64 $GI_HOME/lib/libserver11.a kfd.o rw-rw-rw- 10000/1026 393236 Nov 15 13:29 2010 kfd.o [usax02w] $ ar -t -v -X32_64 $GI_HOME/lib/libserver11.a kfdp.o rw-rw-rw- 10000/1026 271741 Nov 15 13:29 2010 kfdp.o [usax02w] $ ar -t -v -X32_64 $GI_HOME/lib/libserver11.a kfkio.o rw-rw-rw- 10000/1026 103575 Nov 15 13:29 2010 kfkio.o [usax02w] $ ar -t -v -X32_64 $GI_HOME/lib/libserver11.a kfksubs.o rw-rw-rw- 10000/1026 166215 Nov 15 13:29 2010 kfksubs.o Below is the info from RDBMS_HOME [usax02w] $ echo $ORACLE_HOME /u01/apps/oracle/product/11.2.0/db_1 [usax02w] $ ar -t -v -X32_64 $ORACLE_HOME/lib/libserver11.a kfd.o rw-rw-rw- 10000/1026 393236 Nov 15 13:29 2010 kfd.o [usax02w] $ ar -t -v -X32_64 $ORACLE_HOME/lib/libserver11.a kfdp.o rw-rw-rw- 10000/1026 271741 Nov 15 13:29 2010 kfdp.o [usax02w] $ ar -t -v -X32_64 $ORACLE_HOME/lib/libserver11.a kfkio.o rw-rw-rw- 10000/1026 103575 Nov 15 13:29 2010 kfkio.o [usax02w] $ ar -t -v -X32_64 $ORACLE_HOME/lib/libserver11.a kfksubs.o rw-rw-rw- 10000/1026 166215 Nov 15 13:29 2010 kfksubs.o Regards, Prathap <strong>*** 12/22/10 08:01 pm *** (CHG: Sta->16)</strong> <strong>*** 12/22/10 08:25 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 12/23/10 01:48 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 12/23/10 02:46 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 12/23/10 06:25 am *** (CHG: Sta->11)</strong> <strong>*** 12/23/10 06:25 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 12/23/10 06:26 am *** </strong> <strong>*** 12/23/10 06:26 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 12/24/10 01:43 am *** </strong> <strong>*** 12/24/10 01:43 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 12/27/10 11:33 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 12/27/10 11:45 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 12/27/10 11:51 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 12/27/10 12:22 pm *** ESCALATED</strong> <strong>*** 12/27/10 12:22 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 12/27/10 12:29 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 12/28/10 12:42 am *** (CHG: Sta->30)</strong> <strong>*** 12/28/10 12:42 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 12/28/10 05:00 am *** (CHG: Sta->16)</strong> <strong>*** 12/28/10 05:00 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 12/28/10 05:08 am *** (CHG: Sta->11)</strong> <strong>*** 12/28/10 09:37 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 12/29/10 02:51 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 12/31/10 03:05 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/02/11 08:28 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/04/11 01:43 am *** (CHG: Sta->30)</strong> <strong>*** 01/04/11 01:43 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/04/11 01:54 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/04/11 04:50 am *** (CHG: Sta->11)</strong> <strong>*** 01/04/11 04:50 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/05/11 01:26 am *** (CHG: Sta->30)</strong> <strong>*** 01/05/11 01:26 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/10/11 10:46 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/10/11 10:46 am *** (CHG: Sta->11)</strong> <strong>*** 01/11/11 03:14 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/13/11 11:32 pm ***</strong> RELEASE NOTES: ]] kfk SO is deleted, while there are still allocated sessions. REDISCOVERY INFORMATION: The following error, even with fix 10051315: WARNING: IO Failed. group:1 disk(number.incarnation):5.0xe0d14bb7 disk_path:/dev/ASM_1457_4 AU:75811 disk_offset(bytes):79494299648 io_size:8192 operation:Read type:synchronous result:I/O error process_id:2338940 subsys:System iop:0x110939310 bufp:0x70000016f2ec000 osderr:0x434c5344 osderr1:0x0 WORKAROUND: None <strong>*** 01/13/11 11:44 pm *** </strong> <strong>*** 01/13/11 11:44 pm *** </strong> <strong>*** 01/13/11 11:44 pm *** (CHG: Sta->80)</strong> <strong>*** 01/16/11 11:05 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/16/11 11:17 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/16/11 11:36 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/17/11 12:01 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/17/11 07:09 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/17/11 07:11 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/17/11 09:25 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/17/11 10:16 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/17/11 11:14 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/18/11 05:06 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/18/11 11:47 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/18/11 11:52 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/19/11 02:05 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/19/11 05:39 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/19/11 05:45 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/19/11 07:43 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/19/11 08:44 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/19/11 06:12 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/19/11 06:14 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/19/11 10:53 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/20/11 12:11 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/20/11 04:04 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/20/11 06:11 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/20/11 06:59 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/20/11 09:13 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/20/11 10:44 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/20/11 10:44 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/20/11 11:00 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/20/11 11:38 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/20/11 04:58 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/21/11 04:05 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/24/11 11:33 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/25/11 02:17 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/27/11 02:58 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/27/11 03:16 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/27/11 03:37 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/27/11 03:49 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 02/02/11 04:37 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 02/04/11 08:25 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 02/05/11 02:46 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 02/05/11 02:58 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 02/05/11 02:59 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 02/05/11 02:29 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 02/05/11 07:19 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 02/05/11 09:37 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 02/07/11 01:37 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 02/07/11 06:14 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 02/07/11 12:35 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 02/07/11 06:46 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 02/07/11 08:33 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 02/08/11 01:52 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 02/08/11 02:42 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 02/08/11 10:32 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 02/09/11 11:51 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 02/10/11 08:56 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 02/10/11 08:59 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 02/10/11 09:30 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 02/11/11 11:52 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 02/12/11 05:10 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 02/15/11 02:55 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 02/15/11 10:13 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 02/16/11 01:07 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 02/16/11 06:34 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 02/18/11 01:39 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 02/18/11 01:40 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 02/24/11 07:20 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 02/24/11 07:35 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 02/25/11 12:34 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 03/02/11 07:59 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 03/02/11 08:25 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 03/03/11 01:22 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 03/03/11 03:34 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 03/07/11 11:54 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 03/08/11 08:53 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 03/09/11 10:44 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 04/20/11 01:17 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 04/21/11 09:34 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 04/21/11 01:46 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 04/22/11 03:47 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 04/29/11 12:33 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 04/29/11 01:21 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 05/02/11 07:53 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 05/03/11 01:12 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 05/03/11 01:37 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 05/03/11 02:11 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 05/11/11 03:00 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 05/11/11 03:44 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 05/16/11 08:07 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 05/17/11 11:31 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 05/17/11 11:34 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 05/17/11 03:14 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 05/17/11 03:16 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 05/18/11 06:00 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 05/18/11 06:11 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 05/18/11 08:46 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 06/09/11 12:44 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 06/10/11 10:21 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 06/10/11 10:21 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 06/11/11 04:44 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 06/14/11 10:14 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 06/17/11 12:33 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 07/04/11 01:09 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 07/06/11 04:03 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 07/06/11 04:56 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 07/08/11 11:47 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 07/08/11 12:16 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 07/12/11 07:28 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 07/14/11 07:58 pm *** </strong> <strong>*** 07/17/11 05:29 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 07/17/11 05:30 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 07/18/11 03:23 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 07/26/11 03:20 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 07/26/11 03:23 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 07/27/11 03:13 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 07/27/11 03:15 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 07/27/11 07:33 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 08/02/11 01:34 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 08/03/11 01:03 am *** </strong> <strong>*** 08/03/11 01:03 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 08/03/11 01:15 am *** </strong> <strong>*** 08/03/11 01:15 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 08/05/11 08:00 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 08/05/11 08:11 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 08/05/11 10:42 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 08/11/11 01:22 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 08/12/11 04:00 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 08/12/11 10:03 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 08/18/11 12:46 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 08/22/11 12:14 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 09/07/11 04:49 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 09/09/11 02:55 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 09/14/11 02:40 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 10/14/11 02:15 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 10/14/11 02:15 am *** ESCALATION -> CLOSED</strong> <strong>*** 10/14/11 02:15 am *** (CHG: Sta->90)</strong> <strong>*** 10/14/11 02:21 am *** </strong> <strong>*** 10/14/11 02:21 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 10/14/11 09:56 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 11/01/11 01:55 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 11/01/11 10:49 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 11/01/11 10:49 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 11/27/11 01:15 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 12/01/11 09:11 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/17/12 03:29 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/23/12 08:26 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/23/12 08:26 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 03/14/12 01:07 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 03/18/12 11:22 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 03/22/12 12:44 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 04/02/12 06:10 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 04/24/12 10:45 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/26/13 08:03 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/31/13 07:35 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 02/24/13 11:27 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 04/16/13 02:14 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 04/19/13 07:23 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 05/12/13 09:12 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 05/20/13 06:28 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 06/25/13 01:16 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 07/08/13 09:41 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 07/09/13 09:44 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 07/09/13 10:24 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 07/17/13 03:02 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 07/18/13 02:35 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 08/12/13 03:54 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 08/20/13 12:21 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 09/30/13 12:26 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 10/23/13 05:08 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 10/29/13 08:22 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 10/29/13 09:56 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 10/29/13 09:56 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 12/18/13 03:38 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 01/23/14 09:24 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 02/11/14 09:58 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 02/24/14 03:11 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 02/24/14 06:02 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 02/24/14 12:34 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 02/24/14 03:58 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 02/25/14 02:28 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 03/18/14 04:34 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 03/18/14 04:55 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 03/18/14 05:09 am ***</strong> <strong>*** 03/18/14 10:37 pm ***</strong> <strong>*** 03/19/14 12:39 am ***</strong>

mysql'sblobissuitableForStoringBinaryDataWithInareLationalDatabase,而alenosqloptionslikemongodb,redis和calablesolutionsoluntionsoluntionsoluntionsolundortionsolunsolunsstructureddata.blobobobsimplobissimplobisslowderperformandperformanceperformancewithlararengelitiate;

toaddauserinmysql,使用:createUser'username'@'host'Indessify'password'; there'showtodoitsecurely:1)choosethehostcarecarefullytocon trolaccess.2)setResourcelimitswithoptionslikemax_queries_per_hour.3)usestrong,iniquepasswords.4)Enforcessl/tlsconnectionswith

toAvoidCommonMistakeswithStringDatatatPesInMysQl,CloseStringTypenuances,chosethirtightType,andManageEngencodingAndCollationsEttingsefectery.1)usecharforfixed lengengters lengengtings,varchar forbariaible lengength,varchariable length,andtext/blobforlabforlargerdata.2 seterters seterters seterters seterters

mysqloffersechar,varchar,text,and denumforstringdata.usecharforfixed Lengttrings,varcharerforvariable长度,文本forlarger文本,andenumforenforcingDataAntegrityWithaEtofValues。

优化MySQLBLOB请求可以通过以下策略:1.减少BLOB查询频率,使用独立请求或延迟加载;2.选择合适的BLOB类型(如TINYBLOB);3.将BLOB数据分离到单独表中;4.在应用层压缩BLOB数据;5.对BLOB元数据建立索引。这些方法结合实际应用中的监控、缓存和数据分片,可以有效提升性能。

掌握添加MySQL用户的方法对于数据库管理员和开发者至关重要,因为它确保数据库的安全性和访问控制。1)使用CREATEUSER命令创建新用户,2)通过GRANT命令分配权限,3)使用FLUSHPRIVILEGES确保权限生效,4)定期审计和清理用户账户以维护性能和安全。

chosecharforfixed-lengthdata,varcharforvariable-lengthdata,andtextforlargetextfield.1)chariseffity forconsistent-lengthdatalikecodes.2)varcharsuitsvariable-lengthdatalikenames,ballancingflexibilitibility andperformance.3)

在MySQL中处理字符串数据类型和索引的最佳实践包括:1)选择合适的字符串类型,如CHAR用于固定长度,VARCHAR用于可变长度,TEXT用于大文本;2)谨慎索引,避免过度索引,针对常用查询创建索引;3)使用前缀索引和全文索引优化长字符串搜索;4)定期监控和优化索引,保持索引小巧高效。通过这些方法,可以在读取和写入性能之间取得平衡,提升数据库效率。


热AI工具

Undresser.AI Undress
人工智能驱动的应用程序,用于创建逼真的裸体照片

AI Clothes Remover
用于从照片中去除衣服的在线人工智能工具。

Undress AI Tool
免费脱衣服图片

Clothoff.io
AI脱衣机

Video Face Swap
使用我们完全免费的人工智能换脸工具轻松在任何视频中换脸!

热门文章

热工具

EditPlus 中文破解版
体积小,语法高亮,不支持代码提示功能

PhpStorm Mac 版本
最新(2018.2.1 )专业的PHP集成开发工具

SublimeText3 Linux新版
SublimeText3 Linux最新版

WebStorm Mac版
好用的JavaScript开发工具

ZendStudio 13.5.1 Mac
功能强大的PHP集成开发环境