Mariadb 10.2/MySQL 5.7 index condition pushdown on partitioned tables

Question

In MySQL 5.7.3 index condition pushdown is also working on partitioned tables as stated here https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en/partitioning-limitations.html.

Previously, index condition pushdown was not supported for partitioned tables. This limitation was removed in MySQL 5.7.3.

Can't find any information about MariaDB 10.2. I know it is in RC stage but maybe somebody knows about it.

In 10.1 without partitioning: Extra: Using index condition; Using where; Using filesort

In 10.1 with partitioning on: Extra: Using where; Using filesort

Thx

• Rick James: Nothing in the changelogs through 10.2.4.

Answer 1

Support for ICP on partitioned tables was added on this MySQL commit:

• https://github.com/mysql/mysql-server/commit/67d2e4ef917e49b0c14cee50e47a498f3f3d95d1

You can check reliably if there is support for in a particular version of MySQL or MariaDB by running the corresponding test.

I do not see such code backported on MariaDB's 10.2-tagged git nor on the offered source downloads.

However, the code doesn't look like insanely crazy, so I would suggest to file a ticket on MariaDB's Jira and ask to backport it. I have searched it briefly and failed to see a similar request. I am a heavy MariaDB and partitioning user and that would be indeed a nice feature to have.

• jynus: Please comment here if you do it with the ticket number- otherwise, I will file it myself.