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title: Use TiDB DDL V2 to Accelerate Table Creation | ||
summary: Learn the concept, principles, and implementation details of TiDB DDL V2 for acceleration table creation. | ||
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# Use TiDB DDL V2 to Accelerate Table Creation | ||
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Starting from v7.6.0, the new version V2 of TiDB DDL supports creating tables quickly, which improves the efficiency of bulk table creation. | ||
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TiDB uses the online asynchronous schema change algorithm to change the metadata. All DDL jobs are submitted to the `mysql.tidb_ddl_job` table, and the owner node pulls the DDL job to execute. After executing each phase of the online DDL algorithm, the DDL job is marked as completed and moved to the `mysql.tidb_ddl_history` table. Therefore, DDL statements can only be executed on the owner node and cannot be linearly extended. | ||
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However, for some DDL statements, it is not necessary to strictly follow the online DDL algorithm. For example, the `CREATE TABLE` statement only has two states for the job: `none` and `public`. Therefore, TiDB can simplify the execution process of DDL, and executes the `CREATE TABLE` statement on a non-owner node to accelerate table creation. | ||
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> **Warning:** | ||
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> This feature is currently an experimental feature and it is not recommended to use in a production environment. This feature might change or be removed without prior notice. If you find a bug, please give feedback by raising an [issue](https://github.com/pingcap/tidb/issues) on GitHub. | ||
## Compatibility with TiDB tools | ||
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- [TiCDC](https://docs.pingcap.com/tidb/stable/ticdc-overview) does not support replicating the tables that are created by TiDB DDL V2. | ||
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## Limitation | ||
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You can now use TiDB DDL V2 only in the [`CREATE TABLE`](/sql-statements/sql-statement-create-table.md) statement, and this statement must not include any foreign key constraints. | ||
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## Use TiDB DDL V2 | ||
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You can enable or disable TiDB DDL V2 by specifying the value of the system variable [`tidb_ddl_version`](/system-variables.md#tidb_ddl_version-new-in-v760) . | ||
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To enable TiDB DDL V2, set the value of this variable to `2`: | ||
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```sql | ||
SET GLOBAL tidb_ddl_version = 2; | ||
``` | ||
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To disable TiDB DDL V2, set the value of this variable to `1`: | ||
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```sql | ||
SET GLOBAL tidb_ddl_version = 1; | ||
``` | ||
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## Implementation principle | ||
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The detailed implementation principle of TiDB DDL V2 for accelerating table creation is as follows: | ||
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1. Create a `CREATE TABLE` Job. | ||
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This step is the same as that of the V1 implementation. The corresponding DDL Job is generated by parsing the `CREATE TABLE` statement. | ||
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2. Execute the `CREATE TABLE` job. | ||
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Different from V1, in TiDB DDL V2, the TiDB node that receives the `CREATE TABLE` statement executes it directly, and then persists the table structure to TiKV. At the same time, the `CREATE TABLE` job is marked as completed and inserted into the `mysql.tidb_ddl_history` table. | ||
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3. Synchronize the table information. | ||
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TiDB notifies other nodes to synchronize the newly created table structure. |
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