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SQL Traffic Throttling

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Overview
The SQL throttling feature enables you to set a keyword to limit the number of concurrent executions of a specified SQL statement.
Supported Versions
Kernel version 2.1.9 or later for MySQL 5.7.
Kernel version 3.1.5 or later for MySQL 8.0.
Use Cases
This feature is suitable for SQL statements with high concurrency and resource usage that compromise system performance.
Use Instructions
For more information, see SQL Throttling.

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