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PlanetScale now supports PostgreSQL.

Choosing a data store is one of the most important decisions you'll make when building software applications. The good and bad news though, is that there is an abundance of options. Depending on the type of application you're building, you may opt for a relational database like MySQL or Postgres, a non-relational database like MongoDB or CouchDB, a graph database like Neo4j, or one of the many other alternatives that each bring their own benefits and drawbacks.

It is a difficult choice and sometimes you realize that the database you initially went with no longer serves the needs of your application and you have to make the choice to migrate.

In this blog post, we'll take a look at how you can migrate your database schema from PostgreSQL to MySQL. MySQL and PostgreSQL …

Learn how to migrate from Postgres to MySQL Postgres vs MySQL incompatibilities and more.

MySQL HeatWave Best Practices Series: Data load to HeatWave with MySQL Autopilot   In the first blog of the best practices series, we discussed the best practices for schema design. In this blog, we go into details of best practices of loading data to HeatWave. This is the first criteria of running queries in HeatWave […]

MySQL HeatWave Best Practices Series: Data load to HeatWave with MySQL Autopilot

In 2023, FOSDEM returned as an in-person conference after being virtual for 2 years. With this comeback, the MySQL Team once again hosted the very popular preFOSDEM MySQL Days, a side event we have been doing since 2018. It was a blast ! It was great to see so many friends of MySQL in person. […]

After having cancelled 2 editions of the preFOSDEM MySQL Days because of the pandemic, we were finally back last week in Brussels for 2 wonderful days dedicated to the Dolphin database developed by Oracle. During this event and for the first time, we, the MySQL Team, decided to reward some members of the MySQL Community […]

The winners of the MySQL Rockstar 2022 Awards

On MySQL Cluster, a shared-nothing cluster solution, the user has access to the full power of the SQL language to configure their own tables through the MySQL frontend. Not all the features of the NDB storage engine are exposed via SQL, and thus available solely through the NDB API. It is one of those features, […]

With clear examples and explanations, the article demonstrates how ChatGPT can simplify and streamline the process of creating complex MySQL queries, making it easier for users to interact with databases and retrieve the data they need.

The post Power Up Your MySQL Queries: How ChatGPT Can Help You Retrieve MySQL Data appeared first on Devart Blog.

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