MySQL query / clause execution order
What is the predefined order in which the clauses are executed in MySQL? Is some of it decided at run time, and is this order correct?
What is the predefined order in which the clauses are executed in MySQL? Is some of it decided at run time, and is this order correct?
I have an XML document that has around 48,000 children (~50MB). I run an INSERT MYSQL query that makes new entries for each one of these children. The problem is that it takes a lot of time due to its size. After it is executed I receive this
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