Does MySQL have a sysindexes table or am I just thinking of SQL Server? If not, is there an equivalent indexing feature within MySQL at all?
Does MySQL have a sysindexes table or am I just thinking of SQL Server?
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Does MySQL have a sysindexes table or am I just thinking of SQL Server? If not, is there an equivalent indexing feature within MySQL at all?
InnoDB tables can definitely be indexed; not sure about the scope available with ISAM tables. The system information stuff is held in the information schema tables:
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/schemata-table.html