Is there any expert willing to share TiDB usage guidelines (similar to MySQL best practices)?

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Original topic: 有没有大佬分享一下TiDB使用规范（类似MySQL的军规）

| username: ZZH-QK

Especially some usage specifications that are different from MySQL, the community currently has these three related articles, looking forward to a more comprehensive one:

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| username: wfxxh | Original post link

Marking this for later.

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| username: TiDBer_小阿飞 | Original post link

Waiting for the expert

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| username: xingzhenxiang | Original post link

Sure, please provide the Chinese text you need translated.

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| username: dba远航 | Original post link

Looking forward to it as well.

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| username: 哈喽沃德 | Original post link

It would be best to have a Word document.

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| username: zhang_2023 | Original post link

Looking forward to it

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| username: yulei7633 | Original post link

Looking forward to it.

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| username: come_true | Original post link

What are the rules of MySQL???

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| username: 双开门变频冰箱 | Original post link

Sure, please provide the Chinese text you need translated.

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| username: 随便改个用户名 | Original post link

Mark, mark

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| username: ealam_小羽 | Original post link

Mark

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| username: zhanggame1 | Original post link

Is everyone just marking this? It would be good if each person could contribute an idea.

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| username: heiwandou | Original post link

Are there any vendors?

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| username: 像风一样的男子 | Original post link

Official TiDB Database Development Guidelines

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| username: come_true | Original post link

Is no one replying? I don’t even know the rules of MySQL :joy:

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| username: kelvin | Original post link

Looking forward to it.

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| username: Daniel-W | Original post link

Looking forward to it +1

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| username: forever | Original post link

The original poster can compile a list based on your usage, and everyone can add to it later. Looking forward to learning.

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| username: 春风十里 | Original post link

The three you mentioned should be fine, right?