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Old 03-03-2013, 09:00 PM   PM User | #1
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Binary search & sorting algorithms?

Fairly quick question here. Been focusing on sort and search algorithms and I was wondering if MySQL databases use binary search to locate data and or a specific sorting algorithm?

Thanks for any insight!
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Use EXPLAIN to find out which of the many different ways that SQL can use to find the desired data is being used in a particular situation.
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Use EXPLAIN to find out which of the many different ways that SQL can use to find the desired data is being used in a particular situation.
Wow, had no idea something like that existed. Welp, this makes things fun - thanks!
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