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How to convert MySQL tables from MyISAM to InnoDB

Since InnoDB is more reliable for storing important data and is more efficient with frequent write requests, I will convert MyISAM tables to InnoDB, in old databases, in one of the companies.

MySQL Error Solution: Can’t create table ‘tablename’ (errno: 150)

MySQL error: Can’t create table ‘tablename’ (errno: 150) can occur when you, for example, upload a backup and MySQL is powered to create table 1 which refers to table 2, which essentially does not exist yet. You can solve by inserting the lines at the beginning in the backup:

Solution to phpMyAdmin error “This table does not contain a unique column”

Once I needed to change some data in a MySQL database, I decided to use phpMyAdmin and ran into a message:

Solution for the MySQL startup error “Unknown/unsupported storage engine: InnoDB”

I noticed once an error starting MySQL server:

Installing and configuring MySQL server on Ubuntu

You can install the MySQL server and client in Ubuntu/Debian like this:

MySQL. Time mismatch in error logs and slow queries logs

Once I turned on the logs of slow queries and noticed that the time is being written with the wrong time zone.

How to change join_buffer_size in MySQL

I will give an example of changing join_buffer_size in MySQL.
join_buffer_size determines the size of the buffer for index scanning and joins without indexes. I recommend adding indexes or slightly increasing join_buffer_size (but in this case a full table scan will be performed).

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