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scripts, downloading 
SCSI versus IDE disks 
secondary indexes 
security 
    accounts 
    columns_priv table 
    data encryption 
    database-specific passwords 
    db table 
    encryption
        application-level encryption 
        encrypted filesystems 
        hashing passwords 
    general guidelines 
    GRANT command 
    grant tables  2nd 
        fields used for matching records in 
    host table 
    LOAD DATA INFILE... command 
    logins 
    MySQL in chroot environments 
    networks 
        automatic host blocking 
        connection encryption and tunneling 
        firewalls 
        localhost and MySQL 
        localhost-only connections 
        MySQL in DMZs 
        SSL 
        TCP wrappers 
        VPNs 
    operating systems 
    passwords 
    privileges 
        average employee accounts 
        database administrator accounts 
        logging, write-only access 
        operations and monitoring personnel 
        privilege checks 
        revocation, limitations 
        system administrator account 
    problems and limitations 
        host and database matching 
        privileges and dropped databases 
        revocation of specific privileges 
    REVOKE command 
    SHOW PROCESSLIST command 
    source code modification 
    tables_priv table 
    user table 
        host matching 
seek time 
select privilege 
serializable isolation level 
server ID 
server IDs, slaves 
server variables
    displaying 
    SESSION and GLOBAL syntax 
server-wide privileges 
servers
    hardware, buying 
    health checks 
    masters and slaves  [See replication]
    performance limiting factors 
        CPU cache 
        disks 
        duplex mismatch 
        I/O channels 
        master and slaves replication setup 
        memory 
        memory speed 
        networks 
    redundant power supplies 
    replication  [See replication]
    tuning 
        bottlenecks identifying 
        caching 
        CPU bottlenecks, solving 
        I/O bottlenecks, solving 
        kernel bottlenecks, solving 
        load-balancing 
        memory needs, calculating 
        queries using the wrong index 
        temporary tables 
        versus query optimization 
SESSION syntax 
SET TRANSACTION ISOLATION LEVEL command 
SHA1( ) 
shared locks 
SHOW commands 
    SHOW CREATE TABLE 
    SHOW INDEXES FROM 
    SHOW INNODB STATUS  2nd 
    SHOW MASTER LOGS 
    SHOW MASTER STATUS 
    SHOW PROCESSLIST 
        commands in output 
        security concerns 
    SHOW SLAVE STATUS 
    SHOW STATUS  2nd 
        command counters 
        data access patterns 
        file descriptors 
        handler counters 
        MyISAM key buffer statistics counters 
        query cache statistics counters 
        SELECT queries, tracking 
        sorts 
        status counters 
        table locking 
        temporary files and tables counters 
        thread and connection statistics counters 
    SHOW TABLE STATUS 
    SHOW VARIABLES 
shutdown privilege 
slave with two masters replication configuration 
slaves
    connection to wrong master 
    manual data changes to 
slow query log 
smack file 
soft updates 
software RAID 
spatial indexes 
SQL_BIG_RESULT hint 
SQL_BUFFER_RESULT hint 
SQL_CACHE hint  2nd 
SQL_NO_CACHE hint 
SSH tunneling 
SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) 
status files  2nd 
stock quotes, use of storage engines for 
storage engines  2nd 
    Berkeley DB (BDB) storage engine 
    features 
    Heap (in-memory) tables 
    InnoDB storage engine 
        locking and concurrency 
        referential integrity 
        storage 
    mixing in transactions 
    MyISAM storage engine 
        compressed tables 
        Merge tables 
        RAID tables 
        storage 
    NDB 
    selecting 
        backups, considerations 
        special features, based on 
        transactions and concurrency, considerations 
    table conversions 
    table types, determining 
    transaction safe MySQL engines 
    use, examples 
        bulletin boards 
        catalogs 
        CD-ROM applications 
        logging 
        order processing 
        stock quotes 
        threaded discussion forums 
stress testing versus performance testing 
striping 
super privilege 
super-smack  [See MySQL super-smack]
support-files directory 
swap 
systat 
system administrator accounts, database privileges for 
system versions 

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