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MySQL 9.2.0
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This struct represents the number of bytes we expect to read for a table row. More...
#include <cost_model.h>
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int64_t | record_bytes |
The number of bytes read from the B-tree record. More... | |
int64_t | overflow_bytes |
The number of bytes read from overflow pages. More... | |
double | overflow_probability |
This struct represents the number of bytes we expect to read for a table row.
Note that the split between b-tree and overflow pages is specific to InnoDB and may not be a good fit for other storage engines. Ideally we should calculate row size and IO-cost in the handler, in a way that is specific to each particular storage engine. When using the DYNAMIC row format, an InnoDB B-tree record cannot be bigger than about half a page. (The default page size is 16KB). Above that, the longest fields are stored in separate overflow pages.
int64_t BytesPerTableRow::overflow_bytes |
The number of bytes read from overflow pages.
This is the combined size of those long variable-sized fields that are in the projection but stored in overflow pages.
double BytesPerTableRow::overflow_probability |
int64_t BytesPerTableRow::record_bytes |
The number of bytes read from the B-tree record.
This also includes those fields that were not in the projection.