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• Distance querying with MySQL geospatial functions in Laravel
• Cursors and for loops in MySQL stored procedures
• Great YouTube channel/video recommendations for learning PHP

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Introduction Welcome to a new issue of the High-Performance Java Persistence Newsletter in which we share articles, videos, workshops, and StackOverflow answers that are very relevant to any developer who interacts with a database system using Java. Articles From version 2.12, Percona PMM uses Victoria Metrics instead of Prometheus. Victoria Metrics provides better disk I/0 utilization and less memory usage. For more details about this change and its benefits, check out this article. By default, the MySQL JDBC Driver only emulates prepared statements. If you wonder whether server-side prepared statements perform better... Read More

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Introduction Welcome to a new issue of the Java and Database newsletter in which we share articles, announcements, and StackOverflow answers that are very relevant to any developer who interacts with a database system from Java. Articles Since version 13, Java now supports multiline string literals via the Text Blocks feature. To see how much more readable are SQL or JPQL queries, JSON, HTML, and XML string literals when using Text Blocks, then you should definitely read this article, When writing SQL queries with the NOT IN query expression, you need to... Read More

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Here comes the MySQL May Newsletter! As always it's packed with latest product news, technical articles, and not-to-be missed webinars and events where you'll get first-hand information directly from the MySQL experts at Oracle. The highlights in this edition include:

• Join Us at MySQL Central @ OpenWorld 2014
  
• Dr. Dobb's: NoSQL with MySQL
• Live Webinar: Upgrading to MySQL 5.6 - Best Practices
  
• Featured Video: MySQL for Excel Introduction
  
• Blog: Why VividCortex Uses MySQL
  
• Blog: Importing Raster-Based Spatial Data into MySQL 5.7
  

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MySQL April Newsletter is now available! Read this edition to learn more details about the abundant product announcements we made recently, including MySQL 5.7 Development Milestone Release, MySQL Workbench 6.1 GA, as well as the Release Candidate of MySQL Fabric. You'll also find information regarding the latest white papers, upcoming webinars and events, and technical blogs for tips and tricks using MySQL.

Enjoy and hope you find it informative! 

Have you read the MySQL March Newsletter? Check it out to learn more about the Call of Papers for MySQL Connect @ OpenWorld 2014, MySQL in action in the finance, retail and channel management sectors, as well as numerous technical tips written by MySQL experts at Oracle and in the community. The highlights in this edition include:

• Submit Sessions for MySQL Connect @ OpenWorld 2014
  
• MySQL Connector/NET 6.8.3 Available as Official MySQL NuGet Packages
  
• New Case Studies: MySQL in Action in Finance, Retail, and Channel Management
  
• New White Paper: Guide to the MySQL Workbench Migration Wizard: From Microsoft SQL Server to MySQL
• Featured Video: How to Export Your Database with MySQL for Visual Studio
  
• Blog: Today's Practical Use Case for …

The MySQL February Newsletter is available! Find out the latest news on MySQL products and MySQL Connect 2014, and read the technical tips written by MySQL experts at Oracle and in the community. Below are the highlights in this edition:

• Start Preparing for MySQL Connect 2014 Call for Papers
• New GA Release: MySQL for Visual Studio
• Blog: State of the UNION
• Blog: New MySQL Web Installer -- Have You Tried It Yet?
• Blog: MySQL Workbench: Frequent Crashes on Mac OS X? This Might Be The Fix
• Event: MySQL Seminars Are Coming to a City Near You

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