Chris on MySQL

Not a big deal, but I just added a “Table of Contents” page to my blog to make finding older articles much easier.

I noticed most of my posts are quite lengthy, and it can take a bit of searching/clicking to find an older entry. So unless you happen to recall the ‘month/year’ it was published, which I don’t even remember that, then hopefully this will help.

Really simple, and looks just like this:

• Microseconds and MariaDB
• Dealing with Assertion failure in log/log0recv.c – !page || (ibool)!!page_is_comp(page) == dict_table_is_comp(index->table)
• MySQL Windows Users – Use Grep to Search MySQL Source Code
• Proxy Trace Revisited with MySQL Proxy 0.8.2
• …

My hopes are that this will aid in making some posts easier to find (such as ones about InnoDB Recovery, Recovery with an Individual .ibd, Proxy-related articles, Error-related articles, How-to posts, and so forth).

You can see the full “table of contents” here:

http://www.chriscalender.com/?page_id=399

Happy reading

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