Preface When we use query statements, we often need to return the first few or middle rows of data. What should we do at this time? Don't worry, MySQL already provides such a function for us. SELECT * FROM table LIMIT [offset,] rows | rows OFFSET offset The LIMIT clause can be used to force a SELECT statement to return a specified number of records. LIMIT accepts one or two numeric arguments. The argument must be an integer constant. If two arguments are given, the first argument specifies the offset of the first returned row, and the second argument specifies the maximum number of returned rows. The initial row offset is 0 (not 1): For compatibility with PostgreSQL, MySQL also supports the syntax: LIMIT # OFFSET #. Therefore, we usually use limit paging when querying data, because this avoids full table query and improves query efficiency. However, when the amount of data in a table increases, paging query will become slower. Let's take a look at the detailed introduction below. MySQL Paging Limit Optimization Create a test table card with 20 million data mysql> select count(*) from card; +----------+ | count(*) | +----------+ | 20000000 | +----------+ 1 row in set (0.00 sec) -First test the query speed of the first 1000 rows mysql> select * from card limit 1000,10; +---------+--------------------------------------+ | card_id | card_number | +---------+--------------------------------------+ | 1001 | 13fc90a6-2e3b-11e8-ae62-9c5c8e6e37cf | | 1002 | 13fc923e-2e3b-11e8-ae62-9c5c8e6e37cf | | 1003 | 13fc93d5-2e3b-11e8-ae62-9c5c8e6e37cf | | 1004 | 13fc956a-2e3b-11e8-ae62-9c5c8e6e37cf | | 1005 | 13fc9702-2e3b-11e8-ae62-9c5c8e6e37cf | | 1006 | 13fc9899-2e3b-11e8-ae62-9c5c8e6e37cf | | 1007 | 13fc9a31-2e3b-11e8-ae62-9c5c8e6e37cf | | 1008 | 13fc9bc6-2e3b-11e8-ae62-9c5c8e6e37cf | | 1009 | 13fc9d5e-2e3b-11e8-ae62-9c5c8e6e37cf | | 1010 | 13fc9ef5-2e3b-11e8-ae62-9c5c8e6e37cf | +---------+--------------------------------------+ 10 rows in set (0.00 sec) -Test the query after 1 million mysql> select * from card limit 1000000,10; +---------+--------------------------------------+ | card_id | card_number | +---------+--------------------------------------+ | 1000001 | 2d87021a-2e3b-11e8-ae62-9c5c8e6e37cf | | 1000002 | 2d8703ac-2e3b-11e8-ae62-9c5c8e6e37cf | | 1000003 | 2d87053b-2e3b-11e8-ae62-9c5c8e6e37cf | | 1000004 | 2d8706cd-2e3b-11e8-ae62-9c5c8e6e37cf | | 1000005 | 2d87085f-2e3b-11e8-ae62-9c5c8e6e37cf | | 1000006 | 2d8709f1-2e3b-11e8-ae62-9c5c8e6e37cf | | 1000007 | 2d870b83-2e3b-11e8-ae62-9c5c8e6e37cf | | 1000008 | 2d870d18-2e3b-11e8-ae62-9c5c8e6e37cf | | 1000009 | 2d870eaa-2e3b-11e8-ae62-9c5c8e6e37cf | | 1000010 | 2d871039-2e3b-11e8-ae62-9c5c8e6e37cf | +---------+--------------------------------------+ 10 rows in set (0.18 sec) -Test the query after 10 million mysql> select * from card limit 10000000,10; +----------+--------------------------------------+ | card_id | card_number | +----------+--------------------------------------+ | 10000001 | b11ad76c-2e49-11e8-ae62-9c5c8e6e37cf | | 10000002 | b11aefd5-2e49-11e8-ae62-9c5c8e6e37cf | | 10000003 | b11af868-2e49-11e8-ae62-9c5c8e6e37cf | | 10000004 | b11b0031-2e49-11e8-ae62-9c5c8e6e37cf | | 10000005 | b11b07ad-2e49-11e8-ae62-9c5c8e6e37cf | | 10000006 | b11b0f0f-2e49-11e8-ae62-9c5c8e6e37cf | | 10000007 | b11b1669-2e49-11e8-ae62-9c5c8e6e37cf | | 10000008 | b11b1db2-2e49-11e8-ae62-9c5c8e6e37cf | | 10000009 | b11b24fa-2e49-11e8-ae62-9c5c8e6e37cf | | 10000010 | b11b2c37-2e49-11e8-ae62-9c5c8e6e37cf | +----------+--------------------------------------+ 10 rows in set (1.29 sec)
So how to avoid scanning 1 million pieces of data? We can clearly know that the primary key after 1 million is greater than 1 million. So we can rewrite the SQL to use the index and reduce the number of rows scanned mysql> select * from card where card_id>=1000000 limit 10; +---------+--------------------------------------+ | card_id | card_number | +---------+--------------------------------------+ | 1000000 | 2d870088-2e3b-11e8-ae62-9c5c8e6e37cf | | 1000001 | 2d87021a-2e3b-11e8-ae62-9c5c8e6e37cf | | 1000002 | 2d8703ac-2e3b-11e8-ae62-9c5c8e6e37cf | | 1000003 | 2d87053b-2e3b-11e8-ae62-9c5c8e6e37cf | | 1000004 | 2d8706cd-2e3b-11e8-ae62-9c5c8e6e37cf | | 1000005 | 2d87085f-2e3b-11e8-ae62-9c5c8e6e37cf | | 1000006 | 2d8709f1-2e3b-11e8-ae62-9c5c8e6e37cf | | 1000007 | 2d870b83-2e3b-11e8-ae62-9c5c8e6e37cf | | 1000008 | 2d870d18-2e3b-11e8-ae62-9c5c8e6e37cf | | 1000009 | 2d870eaa-2e3b-11e8-ae62-9c5c8e6e37cf | +---------+--------------------------------------+ 10 rows in set (0.00 sec) This can greatly improve query efficiency Summarize The above is the full content of this article. I hope that the content of this article will have certain reference learning value for your study or work. If you have any questions, you can leave a message to communicate. Thank you for your support for 123WORDPRESS.COM. You may also be interested in:
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