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Percona Toolkit 3.0.13 Is Now Available

Percona announces the release of Percona Toolkit 3.0.13 for January 9, 2019.

Percona Toolkit is a collection of advanced open source command-line tools, developed and used by the Percona technical staff, that are engineered to perform a variety of MySQL®, MongoDB® and system tasks that are too difficult or complex to perform manually. With over 1,000,000 downloads, Percona Toolkit supports Percona Server for MySQL, MySQL®, MariaDB®, Percona Server for MongoDB and MongoDB.

Percona Toolkit, like all Percona software, is free and open source. You can download packages  …

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Percona Live 2019 Tracks

Percona Live Open Source Database Conference 2019 in North America has moved to Austin, Texas: a cool place to be, and host to many big names in the tech space. Read what Dave Stokes, MySQL Community Manager for Oracle, has to say in favor of Austin.

If you need a conference ticket for Austin, put in your proposal now!

Those who are successful with their presentation or tutorial submissions will receive a pass to the full three days of the event. Closing date for the call for papers is Sunday, January 20.

Percona is adopting an industry trend by organizing the conference into 13 separate tracks …

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Percona Database Performance Blog 2018 Year in Review: Top Blog Posts

Let’s look at some of the most popular Percona Database Performance Blog posts in 2018.

The closing of a year lends itself to looking back. And making lists. With the Percona Database Performance Blog, Percona staff and leadership work hard to provide the open source community with insights, technical support, predictions and metrics around multiple open source database software technologies. We’ve had nearly 4 million visits to the blog in 2018: thank you! We look forward to providing you with even better articles, news and information in 2019.

As 2018 moves into 2019, let’s take a quick look back at some of the most popular posts on the blog this year.

Top 10 Most Read

These posts had the most number of views (working down from the highest):

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Some Notes on MariaDB system-versioned Tables

As mentioned in a previous post, I gave a talk at Percona Live Europe 2018 about system-versioned tables. This is a new MariaDB 10.3 feature, which consists of preserving old versions of a table rows. Each version has two timestamps that indicate the start (INSERT,UPDATE) of the validity of that version, and its end (DELETE, UPDATE). As a result, the user is able to query these tables as they appear at a point in the past, or how data evolved in a certain time range. An alternative name for this feature is temporal table, and I will use it in the rest of this text.

In this post, I want to talk a bit about temporal tables best practices. Some of the information that I will provide is not …

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Percona Live 2019 Call for Papers is Now Open!

Announcing the opening of the Percona Live 2019 Open Source Database Conference call for papers. It will be open from now until January 20, 2019. The Percona Live Open Source Database Conference 2019 takes place May 28-30 in Austin, Texas.

Our theme this year is CONNECT. ACCELERATE. INNOVATE.

As a speaker at Percona Live, you’ll have the opportunity to CONNECT with your peers—open source database experts and enthusiasts who share your commitment to improving knowledge and exchanging ideas. ACCELERATE your projects and career by presenting at the premier open source database event, a great way to build your personal and company brands. And …

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MySQL, MariaDB & Friends: the Committee

We have sent requests and also received candidatures for the MySQL, MariaDB & Friends Devroom Committee. Now we are happy to announce you the name of the people who will rate your submissions:

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A Tale of Two JSON Implementations - MySQL and MariaDB

JSON has proven to be a very import data format with immense popularity. A good part of my time for the last two or so years has been dedicated to this area and I even wrote a book on the subject.  This is a comparison of the implementations of handling JSON data in MySQL and MariaDB. I had requests from the community and customers for this evaluation.


JSON Data Types Are Not All Equal
MySQL added a JSON data type in version 5.7 and it has proven to be very popular.  MariaDB has  JSON support  version 10.0.16 but is actually an alias to a longtext data type so that statement based replication from MySQL to MariaDB is possible.

MySQL stores  JSON documents are …

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Percona Live Europe 2018: What’s Up for Wednesday

Welcome to Wednesday at Percona Live Europe 2018! Today is the final day! Check out all of the excellent sessions to attend.

Please see the important updates below.

Download the conference App

If you haven’t already downloaded the app, go to the app store and download the official Percona Live App! You can view the schedule, be alerted for any important updates, create your own personalized schedule, rate the talks and interact with fellow attendees.

For Apple: Download here
For Android:  …

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Common Table Expressions: A Shocking Difference Between MySQL and MariaDB

Common Table Expressions (CTEs) are a very useful tool and frankly a big improvement on sub-queries.  But there are differences in how they are implemented in MySQL and MariaDB.  That  is not too surprising since the code fork many years ago. Different engineers implementing the same idea will have different approaches (and sometimes results). But differences in implementation are often important and, in this case, shockingly different.

Jesper Wisborg Krogh at Oracle OpenWorld and CodeOne gave a series of presentations and hands on labs that were excellent. He is an amazing Support Engineer and a great presenter of material at conferences.  In the lab for Common Table Expressions he did point out to me an interesting problem in MariaDB's implementation of CTEs. 

The Problem In a Nutshell
On the PostgreSQL Wiki, there is a
an SQL query (requires PostgreSQL 8.4 or MySQL 8.0) that …

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Welcome to Percona Live Europe 2018 Tuesday Keynotes and Sessions!

Hello, open source database enthusiasts at Percona Live Europe 2018! There is a lot to see and do today, and we’ve got some of the highlights listed below.

On Facebook? Go here for some pics that captured the action on Percona Live Europe 2018 Tutorials day (Monday, Nov. 5, 2018). 

 

Download the Conference App

We apologize for the confusion yesterday on the app but can assure you, the schedule and timings have been updated! If you haven’t already downloaded the app, go to the app store and download the official Percona Live App! You can view the schedule, be alerted for any …

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