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Clustering indexes vs. Covering indexes

Posted on by Zardosht Kasheff

Yesterday, I (Zardosht) posted an entry introducing clustering indexes…. Here, I elaborate on three differences between a clustering index and a covering index:

Clustering indexes can create indexes that would otherwise bounce up against the limits on the maximum

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Introducing Multiple Clustering Indexes

Posted on by Zardosht Kasheff

In this posting I’ll describe TokuDB’s multiple clustering index feature. (This posting is by Zardosht.)

In general (not just for TokuDB) a clustered index or a clustering index is an index that stores the all of the data for the…

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Publications Related to Fractal Tree Indexing

Posted on by Bradley C. Kuszmaul

The TokuDB storage engine for MySQL employs Fractal Tree technology. We’ve been planning to write a white paper explaining how fractal tree indexing works, but haven’t gotten to it yet. In the mean time, here are links to some academic…

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Covering Indexes: Orders-of-Magnitude Improvements

Posted on by Bradley C. Kuszmaul

The talk I gave at the Percona Performance Conference at the MySQL
Users Conference in April 2009 can be found
at http://tokutek.com/presentations/kuszmaul-mysqluc-percona-09-slides.pdf….

This talk provides some examples where covering indexes help, and
then describes a performance model that can

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