generate a better optimized query for path prefix search filters #28608
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Signed-off-by: Robin Appelman <[email protected]>
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/backport to stable22 |
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/backport to stable21 |
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/backport to stable20 |
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The backport to stable21 failed. Please do this backport manually. |
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The backport to stable20 failed. Please do this backport manually. |
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see #29080 for the 21 and 20 backports |
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If we're already doing a
path LIKE "$prefix/%"then doing apath = "$prefix"doesn't incur the cost it normally does compared topath_hash = md5("$prefix"), and by only selecting on thepathcolumn instead of 2 columns the same index can be used for both comparisons.Combined with #28541 this gets mysql to do a proper indexed search (in my testing at least)