In January I wrote my first post about node.js and MariaDB . In February I continued with a second post about using jQuery and some GIS calculations. Now it is time for the third and this time the main focus is not so much on GIS functionality, but instead on the capabilities MariaDB has for handling piles of unstructured […]
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There's innodb_large_prefix as a possible workaround, which is default in 10.2 https://t.co/URwAEaZcN7
The reason is because MariaDB imposes a maximum of 767 bytes for indexes, and 767 / 4 = 191 (rounded down).
The danger of no Primary Key when replicating in RBR (partial protection with MariaDB 10.1) https://t.co/M6mABJdkmn by @jfg956
MariaDB Meetup in Hamburg this evening: https://t.co/aOGZnIoOLh
GIS Features in MariaDB and MySQL from #FrOSCon12 https://t.co/tCapeWN43T
