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Optimizing query for large number of rows in mysql

ALTER TABLE tbl_content ADD INDEX idx_state (state);
ALTER TABLE tbl_content ADD INDEX idx_catid (catid);
ALTER TABLE tbl_content ADD INDEX idx_section (sectionid);
ALTER TABLE tbl_content ADD INDEX idx_publish (publish_up);
ALTER TABLE tbl_content ADD INDEX idx_state_catid_publish (state, catid, publish_up);

 

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