mohit | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 01 2005 | development, mysql, memory, performance, bugQuoted: Each index record in InnoDB contains a header of six bytes. The header is used to link consecutive records together, and also in row-level locking. Records in the clustered index contain fields for all user-defined columns. In addition, there is a six-byte field for the transaction ID and a seven-byte field for the roll pointer.
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