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Join Shree Nair, Product Manager at Webyog, as he demonstrates the new features introduced in the recent Monyog releases and rolls out the roadmap for the upcoming releases.

Date & Time: Tuesday, Nov 21, 2017 at 11:00 am EDT / 5:00 pm CET.

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What to expect from the webinar?

You will have a better understanding of how to use the new features per your use-case. You will learn about the product roadmap. You can take part in Q&A session and submit your feature requests too.

If you can’t attend this webinar live, register anyway and we’ll send you a link to the recording.

You can download a free trial of Monyog …

SQLyog is a professional-grade GUI tool for the MySQL RDBMS. SQLyog is available for the Windows operating system starting from Windows XP/Windows 2003 to Windows 8/Server 2008 R2. It will also work under Linux, Unix and Mac OS X using the Wine environment. Moreover, a subset of SQLyog Enterprise/Ultimate functionalities are available with the free SQLyog Job Agent (SJA) for Linux as a native Linux utility. This makes it possible to specify and test ‘scheduled jobs’ on a Windows environment and port execution parameters seamlessly to a Linux environment.

Why Use a Database Administration Tool

Database administration tools provide a GUI/Web interface to automate database tasks like querying tables, find and replace operations, and any other task that you might want to run on a database. With respect to MySQL, it offers the free MySQL Workbench. Although it’s far more …

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It is with great pleasure, I can announce that a new book dedicated to MySQL NDB Cluster has just been released. The book Pro MySQL NDB Cluster is written by my colleague Mikiya Okuno and myself and is a nearly 700 pages deep dive into the world of MySQL NDB Cluster. The book is published by Apress.

Tip: There are several ways to cluster MySQL. This book is about the product MySQL Cluster (often called MySQL NDB Cluster to clarify which cluster it is). There is also MySQL InnoDB Cluster, …

Join Percona Chief Evangelist Colin Charles as he covers happenings, gives pointers and provides musings on the open source database community.

We’re close to opening up the call for papers for Percona Live Santa Clara 2018 and I expect this to happen next week. We also have a committee all lined up and ready to vote on submissions.

In other news, I’ve spent some time preparing for the Korean MySQL Power Group meetup to be held in Seoul this Saturday, 11 November 2017. This is a great opportunity for us to extend our reach in Asia. This meetup gathers together top DBAs from Internet companies that use MySQL and related technologies.

Gartner has released their Magic Quadrant …

Last time we looked at SKIP LOCKED where rows locked by another process were skipped. NOWAIT informs the server to return immediately IF the desired rows can not be locked.

How To Use NOWAIT Start a connection to your MySQL 8 server, start a transaction, and make a query to lock up part of the data. mysql>START TRANSACTION; mysql>SELECT * FROM city WHERE countryCode = 'USA' FOR UPDATE;
On a second connection, start a transaction and issue a SELECT query with NOWAIT. mysql>START TRANSACTION; mysql>SELECT * FROM city WHERE countryCode = 'USA' FOR UPDATE NOWAIT;
The second connection will get a message saying 'statement aborted because lock(s) could not be acquired immediately and NOWAIT is SET
So if you can come back later to lock the records or just can not …

SKIP LOCKED is a new feature in MySQL 8 that many will find valuable.  If allows you to not wait about for locked records and work on what is available -- the unlocked records.
How To Use SKIP LOCKED The MySQL world database has 274 records in the city table where the countryCode field equals 'USA' there are 274 records. From past interactions, we somehow know there are some records with the ID field greater than 4000.
On MySQL shell number 1, start a transaction and lock some records mysql>START TRANSACTION; mysql>SELECT * FROM city WHERE ID > 4000 and countryCode = 'USA'; There will be 66 records.
On MySQL shell number number 2, start a transaction and lets try to lock the records starting at IS 3990 and up. mysql>START TRANSACTION; mysql>SELECT FROM city WHERE id > 3990 and countryCode='USA'
FOR UPDATE SKIPPED LOCKED; There will be 10 records.  The records …

The MySQL Enterprise Audit plug-in is part of the MySQL Enterprise Edition (available through a paid license). Basically, Enterprise Audit tracks everything that is happening on your MySQL server, and can be used to protect/detect the misuse of information, and to meet popular compliance regulations including HIPAA, Sarbanes-Oxley, and the PCI Data Security Standard.

MySQL Enterprise Audit uses the open MySQL Audit API to enable standard, policy-based monitoring and logging of connection and query activity executed on specific MySQL servers. Designed to meet the …

Today I am going to share with you how to create insert update delete operation with validation in codeigniter 3 application with demo examplethis tutorial will help to create simple CRUD Create Read Update Delete Operation application using MySQL Database with validation As we know well we al

Today I am going to share with you how to create insert update delete operation with validation in codeigniter 3 application with demo examplethis tutorial will help to create simple CRUD Create Read Update Delete Operation application using MySQL Database with validation As we know well we al

In the 1990s C.J.Date said: "The rule by which it is determined within the standard that one key word needs to be reserved while another need not be is not clear to this writer."

Nothing has changed since then, except there are more reserved words. No DBMS uses the standard list. So I think that it is probably best to know what words are reserved in product X that are not reserved in product Y. If you know, you can avoid syntax errors when you update or migrate.

I'll present several comparisons, ending with a grand chart of all the reserved words in the standard and six current DBMSs.

First here's a screenshot of ocelotgui where I'm hovering over the word BEGIN.

What I'm illustrating is that you can't depend on intuition and assume BEGIN is reserved, but a GUI client can tell you from context: it's a …