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+ - An in-depth study of InnoDB on-disk structures from pages to B+Trees-> 0

Submitted by jeremycole on Thursday January 10, 2013 @05:41AM

jeremycole (1076439) writes "A series of blog posts by Jeremy Cole explain the inner workings of MySQL's InnoDB storage engine from bytes on disk to B+Trees and their storage efficiency. A fully-functional read-only implemention of InnoDB's data structures was release under the innodb_ruby project, and all of the illustrations have also been released as innodb_diagrams on GitHub"
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Comment: Re:Ruby and Node.js (Javascript) (Score 1) 897

by jeremycole on Saturday November 13, 2010 @11:43PM (#34219944) Attached to: Which Language To Learn?

Partly yes, but mostly because people using git are highly biased towards other "new" and "hip" things.

Comment: Bug in channel 216? (Score 1) 350

by jeremycole on Thursday September 09, 2010 @06:15PM (#33528742) Attached to: Broadcom Releases Source Code For Drivers

Is this a bug in phy/wlc_phy_cmn.c? Channel 216 doesn't follow the pattern set forth above it -- or is channel 216 really at presumably 50.8GHz instead of 5.08GHz?

Comment: Re:Makes me wonder, too (Score 1) 632

by jeremycole on Tuesday September 09, 2008 @07:56PM (#24940629) Attached to: Why Mozilla Is Committed To Using Gecko

I'm seeing the same thing, ALL the time. I've been getting it for a few months with FF2, and I just upgraded to FF3 and it has gotten worse...

+ - Free Ride to MySQL Conference and Expo 2007

Submitted by Jeremy Cole on Thursday March 15, 2007 @10:51PM

Jeremy Cole (1076439) writes "Proven Scaling will sponsor three people to attend the MySQL Conference and Expo 2007 in Santa Clara, California, April 23-26. Go to Proven Scaling Free Ride to enter. The deadline is midnight PDT (GMT-7), Friday March 23rd, so do it soon!"