In this final part of the MySQL Shell Configuration Management series, we explore how to automate performance […]
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Welcome back to our comprehensive guide on optimizing MySQL performance using MySQL Shell. So far in this […]
VIEWs are an undervalued and underused feature in SQL. They basically consist of a query that has […]
A number of client tools are available for working with Azure Database for PostgreSQL flexible server. With […]
If you’re a developer who had interactions with indexes in the past, you certainly know that indexes […]
One of the most hassle-prone changes that can be made in a SQL Server database is to […]
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Multiple tools are available for working with Azure Database for PostgreSQL flexible server. One of these is […]
With each version of SQL Server, there are always a few new features introduced that we applaud […]
Parquet is a column-oriented open-source storage format increasingly used for “big data” analytics. Yet despite its growing […]
Columnstore indexes are a powerful tool for storing analytic data directly in SQL Server. This feature has […]
Database Frontiers is a new database conference hitting the spotlight come October 15th, 2025. Here’s everything you […]
Preface If you are a frequent reader of Simple-Talk, it’s possible that you’ve come across blogs about […]
When you think of how to store data in a database, you think of data types. A […]
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Tomorrow, August 15, I have yet another conference where I’ll speak about MySQL’s performance. To be more […]
Every year, Redgate surveys technologists to ask a big question (through lots of little questions, naturally.) This […]