mamp-mysql | Update selected Bash scripts shipped with MAMP to reflect | Script Programming library

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mamp-mysql is a Shell library typically used in Programming Style, Script Programming applications. mamp-mysql has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Changing or re-setting the password for MAMP's MySQL root user necessitates updating hard-coded references to the old password in several Bash scripts shipped with MAMP for macOS.

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Why is MySQL 5.7 using MAMP so much faster than local MySQL 8.0?

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Why is MySQL 5.7 using MAMP so much faster than local MySQL 8.0?

Asked 2020-Dec-20 at 13:15

I have just moved from running my local MySQL database from using MAMP-supported MYSQL v5.7.30 to a "normal" local MySQL installation of v8.0.22. While the reason for the switch was that I wanted to use CTEs, I was also hoping for a performance increase, as is frequently reported.

While the performance ist slightly better (10-20%) for most of my queries, the performance for a simple SELECT count(*) from mytable; takes about twice as long: 3.8s on MAMP-MySQL 5.7.30 vs. 7.5s on MySQL 8.0.22. This is on a table with 15m rows and 12 columns, 1 PK, 1 indexed column (besides the PK), no FK.

The tables should be exactly the same as I migrated them using the MySQL Workbench Migration Wizard.

Searching Stackoverflow for possible performance tweaks it looks like the usual suspects may not be set to ideal values (using the out-of-the-box settings of MySQL), but they are at least identical between my two databases:

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Answered 2020-Dec-20 at 13:15

TL;DR: That's just how it is.

Long answer: As pointed out in the modified version of the question, I have found out that all queries I've tried are, in fact, FASTER on 8.0 than they are on 5.7 - as it should be be. The only exception seems to be SELECT COUNT(*) queries, which inexplicably are slower. But given that things are faster overall I can live with that.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64959995

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