Hmm. Will the users need to connect to the MySQL server itself or is
the user administration going to just be using MySQL as a backend
database?
If you're just using MySQL as a backend repository for users and the
users won't be connecting directly to the MySQL database then you
probably sho
No, that would be fine, as long as u had an index for the commonly accessed
columns. You would need millions of rows to see a performance hit even on a
slow system.
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Hi,
I plan to create a user administration based on MySQL. And I want to
make it really secure :o))
As I know, MySQL privilege system is based on "mysql" database, which is
copied into memory at startup.
My question is: Should I expect any preformance loss, if some tables
(columns_priv, user)
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