Why in mariadb 10.6.11 does copy to tmp table occur when adding a field to the end of a table with default value NULL?
There are two large tables (> 10GB). When adding a field to one of them to the end of the table, copy to tmp table happens, when adding a field to the other one, it happens immediately altering table - you can see it in phpmyadmin in the state tab, state column. Why does this happen? As far as I know, in later versions of mysql and mariadb such queries should be executed without copying data to a temporary table. Both tables are innodb. Example query
ALTER TABLE `mytable` ADD `last_field` VARCHAR(511) NULL DEFAULT NULL AFTER `last_field_now`
Answer Answered by Роман Кистин in this comment.
it's all due to the fulltext index in the table
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