MySQL Advanced Features
Advanced MySQL concepts including optimization, transactions, stored procedures, JSON, and window functions
Table of Contents
New to SQL? Start Here First!
This sheet covers MySQL-specific advanced features. If you're new to SQL or need a refresher on basic SQL commands, we recommend starting with our SQL fundamentals sheet first.
Start with SQL FundamentalsMySQL Data Types & Storage
MySQL-specific data types and storage engines
MySQL Data Types
Common data types and their MySQL specifics
Storage Engines
InnoDB vs MyISAM and other storage engines
JSON Support
Working with JSON data in MySQL 5.7+
Indexes & Performance
Optimize MySQL query performance
Index Types
Different index types and when to use them
Query Optimization
Analyze and optimize slow queries
Partitioning
Split large tables for better performance
Transactions & Locking
ACID compliance and concurrent access control
Transaction Control
Manage transactions and isolation levels
Locking Mechanisms
Row-level and table-level locking strategies
Stored Procedures & Functions
Server-side programming with MySQL
Stored Procedures
Create and use stored procedures
Functions & Triggers
User-defined functions and automatic triggers
Replication & Backup
High availability and disaster recovery
Replication Setup
Configure master-slave replication
Backup & Restore
Backup strategies and recovery procedures
Administration & Security
User management and security best practices
User Management
Create and manage MySQL users and permissions
Performance Monitoring
Monitor MySQL performance and health