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The example variable will use 101 bytes, independently of whether any data was already assigned to it. This holds regardless of whether you are using InnoDB or MyISAM which otherwise differ in how...
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#1: Initial revision
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Jirka Hanika
·
2020-11-21T19:08:19Z (almost 4 years ago)
The example variable will use 101 bytes, independently of whether any data was already assigned to it. This holds regardless of whether you are using InnoDB or MyISAM which otherwise differ in how they handle string storage. An alternative fix to shortening the variables would be to change them to type text, or to increase thread_stack.