MySQL 8.0 Reference Manual Including MySQL NDB Cluster 8.0
The schema_redundant_indexes
view displays indexes that duplicate other indexes or are made
redundant by them. The
x$schema_flattened_keys
view is a helper view for
schema_redundant_indexes.
In the following column descriptions, the dominant index is the one that makes the redundant index redundant.
The schema_redundant_indexes
view has these columns:
table_schema
The schema that contains the table.
table_name
The table that contains the index.
redundant_index_name
The name of the redundant index.
redundant_index_columns
The names of the columns in the redundant index.
redundant_index_non_unique
The number of nonunique columns in the redundant index.
dominant_index_name
The name of the dominant index.
dominant_index_columns
The names of the columns in the dominant index.
dominant_index_non_unique
The number of nonunique columns in the dominant index.
subpart_exists
Whether the index indexes only part of a column.
sql_drop_index
The statement to execute to drop the redundant index.
The
x$schema_flattened_keys
view has these columns:
table_schema
The schema that contains the table.
table_name
The table that contains the index.
index_name
An index name.
non_unique
The number of nonunique columns in the index.
subpart_exists
Whether the index indexes only part of a column.
index_columns
The name of the columns in the index.