Aria
Information about the Aria storage engine. From MariaDB 10.4, system tables use the Aria storage engine.
| Title | Description |
|---|---|
| Aria Storage Engine | The Aria storage engine is compiled-in by default and is considered as an upgrade to MyISAM. |
| Aria Clients and Utilities | Clients and utilities for working with Aria tables |
| Aria FAQ | Frequently-asked questions about the Aria storage engine. |
| Aria Storage Formats | Table storage formats in Aria - PAGE, FIXED and DYNAMIC |
| Aria Status Variables | Aria-related server status variables. |
| Aria System Variables | Aria-related system variables. |
| Aria Group Commit | Aria group commits for speeding up multi-user inserts |
| Benchmarking Aria | Aria benchmarks |
| Aria Two-step Deadlock Detection | How Aria detects and deals with deadlocks |
| Aria Encryption Overview | Data-at-rest encryption for user-created tables and internal on-disk tempor... |
| The Aria Name | How Aria got its name. |
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