Create Index in MARIADB

In MariaDB, you can create, drop, and alter indexes using similar syntax to other SQL databases. Below are examples illustrating these operations:

1. Creating an Index:

-- Create an index named idx_LastName on the LastName column of the Customers table

CREATE INDEX idx_LastName

ON Customers (LastName);

2. Dropping an Index:

-- Drop the index idx_LastName from the Customers table

DROP INDEX idx_LastName

ON Customers;

3. Altering a Table to Add an Index:

-- Add an index named idx_LastName on the LastName column of the Customers table

ALTER TABLE Customers

ADD INDEX idx_LastName (LastName);

4. Altering a Table to Drop an Index:

-- Drop the index idx_LastName from the Customers table using ALTER TABLE

ALTER TABLE Customers

DROP INDEX idx_LastName;

These SQL statements demonstrate the process of creating, altering, and dropping an index in MariaDB. Ensure that you replace Customers, LastName, and idx_LastName with your actual table name, column name, and index name, respectively. Also, make sure to have proper permissions before executing these commands.