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  Optimize MySQL tables for better performance

  Posted: November 28th, 2011, 12:05am MST by Web Development Blog » PHP Scripts

  A web applications like Wordpress will produce a lot of overhead on your database tables. Each overhead will make your database a little slower because more memory (RAM) is used. This PHP tutorial is for the beginning webmaster and also useful for the professional webmaster, which host his websites on a VPS or dedicated server.