This page outlines the differences between the standalone SpiderForMySQL distribution and the version integrated into MariaDB Server, including version correspondence and feature availability.
With SpiderForMySQL, the CREATE TABLE statement uses CONNECTION to define spider table variables whereas MariaDB uses COMMENT.
can not be translated to SQL in MariaDB
Concurrent background search is not yet implemented in MariaDB
Vertical partitioning storage engine VP is not implemented in MariaDB
CREATE TABLE can use in MariaDB
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JOIN performance improvement using join_cache_level>1andjoin_buffer_size in MariaDB