Use when designing a new MariaDB schema, choosing primary-key type, structuring multi-tenant tables, picking ROW_FORMAT or CHARSET, or applying Frappe/ERPNext table-naming conventions. Prevents the common mistake of UUID-text PK on InnoDB (insert fragmentation), schema-per-tenant scaling without quo
Use when designing a new MariaDB schema, choosing primary-key type, structuring multi-tenant tables, picking ROW_FORMAT or CHARSET, or applying Frappe/ERPNext table-naming conventions. Prevents the common mistake of UUID-text PK on InnoDB (insert fragmentation), schema-per-tenant scaling without quota, utf8 instead of utf8mb4 (3-byte trap), or composite-key in wrong column-order. Covers PK type ch
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