The reason for this recommendation is because mysqldump's XML structure dump is the only format that includes extra data (such as tables size, indexes cardinality and more) which can be used to provide better indexing and query optimization recommendations. We strongly recommend that you'll provide EverSQL Query Optimizer with a schema structure exported using mysqldump, to an XML format. Therefore, when optimizing with EverSQL, we don't only ask for the query to optimize, but also require the schema structure, to provide you with the best query optimization and indexing recommendations. Among those factors are the query structure, table sizes, existing indexes and their cardinality, column types and sizes, the connections between the tables and columns in the query and many other factors. If you're currently investing all of your efforts in query optimization, you should know that there are more aspects to think about.ĮverSQL Query Optimizer's algorithm takes many factors into consideration to calculate the best indexes for your query. Get free credits for automatic SQL optimization > The importance of databases indexesĬreating the right indexes for your database, is the foundation for optimal database and SQL query performance. ❌ Goodbye to not having any real control of your database performance. ❌ Goodbye to manually searching for slow queries in textual log files. ❌ Goodbye to rewriting super-long queries manually.
❌ Goodbye to long hours of searching for the optimal SQL indexes. you can now use an automatic SQL Optimizer and say goodby to: Export SQL Server schema structure using SSMS.Export PostgreSQL schema structure using pg_dump (Recommended).Export schema structure using DbForge Studio Express.Export schema structure using MySQL Workbench.
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Export schema structure using Sequel Pro.Export schema structure using JetBrains's DataGrip.Export schema structure using phpMyAdmin web interface.
Export schema structure using MySQLDump command line utility (Recommended).Exporting MySQL's schema structure using different IDEs
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