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Can mysql inserts be optimised for better performance?

I have around 45lacs records in a table. when i performe any operation on this data its taking lot of time... Infact when i am performing alter (thats needed for my data manipulation) It took around 3 hrs. Can anyone suggest solution to this problem?

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