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2012
In Chapter 26, you created an application with which you saved music albums in a Java DB database. In this first step, you split the objects to be saved in SQL statements and assembled them from SQL results again. An object-relational mapping (ORM) framework like Hibernate does this work for you.
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In Chapter 26, you created an application with which you saved music albums in a Java DB database. In this first step, you split the objects to be saved in SQL statements and assembled them from SQL results again. An object-relational mapping (ORM) framework like Hibernate does this work for you.
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MySQL Data Mining: Extending MySQL to Support Data Mining Primitives (Demo)
2010The development of predictive applications built on top of knowledge bases is rapidly growing, therefore database systems, especially the commercial ones, are boosting with native data mining analytical tools. In this paper, we present an integration of data mining primitives on top of MySQL 5.1.
FERRO, Alfredo +3 more
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2018
One of the largest missing features in the old MySQL client (mysql) was the absence of any form of scripting capability. However, it is possible to use the old client to process a batch of SQL commands and there is limited support in the client for writing stored routines (procedures and functions).
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One of the largest missing features in the old MySQL client (mysql) was the absence of any form of scripting capability. However, it is possible to use the old client to process a batch of SQL commands and there is limited support in the client for writing stored routines (procedures and functions).
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2001
As indicated by the title, this chapter is directed at the advanced MySQL user. Among the topics covered in this chapter are international customizing of MySQL (in particular setting the sort order); the use of full-text indexes; compilation of MySQL, use of BDB, InnoDB, and Gemini tables (transactions); as well as the setting up of a replication ...
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As indicated by the title, this chapter is directed at the advanced MySQL user. Among the topics covered in this chapter are international customizing of MySQL (in particular setting the sort order); the use of full-text indexes; compilation of MySQL, use of BDB, InnoDB, and Gemini tables (transactions); as well as the setting up of a replication ...
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2004
My SQL is a very popular open-source relational database management system (RDBMS) that you will find installed at most ISPs. The ease of installation of MySQL, its stability across multiple platforms, and the wealth of applications that support it make it an obvious choice for many developers.
Allan Kent, Rachel Andrew, David Powers
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My SQL is a very popular open-source relational database management system (RDBMS) that you will find installed at most ISPs. The ease of installation of MySQL, its stability across multiple platforms, and the wealth of applications that support it make it an obvious choice for many developers.
Allan Kent, Rachel Andrew, David Powers
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2016
MySQL database is the most commonly used open source database. The Docker image “mysql” could be used to create a Docker container running a MySQL database instance. Running Docker separately for a single MySQL instance or multiple instances lacks the features of scheduling multiple instances, scaling, and providing a service for external clients.
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MySQL database is the most commonly used open source database. The Docker image “mysql” could be used to create a Docker container running a MySQL database instance. Running Docker separately for a single MySQL instance or multiple instances lacks the features of scheduling multiple instances, scaling, and providing a service for external clients.
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Relational Databases with MySQL [PDF]
, 2013 This chapter will introduce you to the heart of data management, i.e., databases. In particular, it will show you how to bring your own data into a relational MySQL database. “Relational” means essentially that your data are organized in tables that are related to each other.
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2012
During our tour of the MySQL source code and architecture in Chapter 3, we touched on a special feature of MySQL called plugins. MySQL plugins are specially designed dynamic libraries that allow you to add new functionality to the server without taking the server offline.
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During our tour of the MySQL source code and architecture in Chapter 3, we touched on a special feature of MySQL called plugins. MySQL plugins are specially designed dynamic libraries that allow you to add new functionality to the server without taking the server offline.
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Hybrid Database System of MySQL and MongoDB in Web Application Development
International Conference on Information Management and Technology, 2018The increasing amount of data that need to be processed in a company are affecting the performances of the database system. Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) is a commonly used database system, but also known to having a decreased performance
Gregorius Ongo, Gede Putra Kusuma
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2018
One of the biggest new features in MySQL 8 is the Document Store, which allows you to store data in MySQL using JSON documents and query them through a NoSQL API. This chapter covers how to use the MySQL Document Store in MySQL Connector/Python using collections and CRUD (create-read-update-delete) methods to manipulate the documents in a collection.
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One of the biggest new features in MySQL 8 is the Document Store, which allows you to store data in MySQL using JSON documents and query them through a NoSQL API. This chapter covers how to use the MySQL Document Store in MySQL Connector/Python using collections and CRUD (create-read-update-delete) methods to manipulate the documents in a collection.
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