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Visualization of an unindexed JOIN in Mysql

Check the indexes fo your Mysql tables, kids ;) Because this happens when you’ve got a rather complicated join over two not even very big tables. Mysql “slow statements” keep ramping up, consuming a lot of cpu time and (more importantly clogging Mysql, so that other statements have to wait quite a while.
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