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Modular Magic: Reusing Code in MySQL with the New LIBRARY Feature

MySQL HeatWave is the only fully managed MySQL database service that combines transactions, analytics, machine learning, and GenAI services, without ETL duplication. Also included is MySQL HeatWave Lakehouse, which allows users to query data in object storage, MySQL databases, or a combination of both. Users can deploy MySQL HeatWave–powered apps on a choice of public […]

Let Your AI DBA Assistant Write Your MySQL Queries

Having explored the innovative MySQL HeatWave technology that converts Natural Language into SQL (Ask Your Database Anything: Natural Language to SQL in MySQL HeatWave), our next article in this series, dives into a practical use case demonstrating how an AI DBA Assistant can significantly simplify your query generation workflow. In MySQL, there are 3 specialized […]

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MySQL Basics: The Keys to the Kingdom—Primary and Foreign Keys Explained

Congratulations! If you’ve been following along, your digital library is now open for business—with tables for students, books, and all sorts of valuable catalog data. But what’s keeping your library organized, ensuring you don’t accidentally hand out two cards to the same bookworm, or have enrollments referencing students from a parallel universe? This is where […]

Improving your MySQL Security Posture Presentation

At the MySQL BR Conference 2025 I had the opportunity to speak about Improving Your MySQL Security Posture. You can find a copy of my slides on my Presentations , and a Portugese (Brazil) translation.

Get Ready for MySQL HeatWave at Oracle AI World 2025!

The countdown is on! Within two weeks, Oracle will host its annual AI World in Las Vegas  with groundbreaking keynotes, cutting-edge innovations, and the future of AI on full display. MySQL HeatWave will be right there in the action, and we are bringing big news to the stage with breakthrough product announcements, fresh innovations, and […]

Get Ready for MySQL HeatWave at Oracle AI World 2025!

This blog gives you a complete overview of MySQL HeatWave sessions so you can plan your agenda, mark your calendar, and make the most of the event.

Data Integrity in a Database: How to Ensure Accuracy and Security

Learn what data integrity in DBMS means, why it’s vital for database accuracy, and how to maintain it effectively. Read on to protect your data now.

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MySQL Basics: Change Is Good—Updating and Deleting Table Data

Learn how to responsibly update or delete your MySQL data—including the concept of soft deletes—using engaging library metaphors and practical SQL examples. This post guides beginners through UPDATE and DELETE statements, safety tips, and real-world scenarios.

Dbeaver: For postgres 2 mysql data migration.

Hi all,

I’ve just been playing with DBeaver community and have migrated an old postgres schema to mysql with very little hassle.

After this, I’ve looked more into Dbeaver and found the following survey: https://dbeaver.com/2024/05/31/survey-results-shaping-the-future-with-customer-feedback/

Quite interesting!

Especially as one would think that a data migration task is more a DBA task. Good to know!

I also found the following links useful:

dbeaver.com/docs/dbeaver/Data-transfer

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MySQL Basics: Turning the Page—Using LIMIT and OFFSET for Pagination

Welcome back, library explorers! By now, you’ve learned how to select, filter, and view data from your tables—like peering through your reading room’s card catalog to spot the newest bestsellers, most loyal readers, or anyone who might have “forgotten” to return a book or two. But what happens when your database shelves are overflowing—say, the […]

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