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Inserting in Two Tables in a Single Round-Trip with JSON Duality Views in MySQL 9.7
A few months ago, I was asking myself how to insert in two tables in a single round-trip to the database. I wanted to do that to optimize a process. My optimization involved splitting a table in two, which would need inserting in two tables atomically. The downside was changing an auto-commit INSERT to a transaction with two inserts, which was changing the shape of the workload
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Summary of MySQL Public Discussion #4: Updates and Improvements to Contributions – Let’s Talk About What’s Next for MySQL
One of the best things about MySQL has always been its community. Whether you’re building applications, running production databases, contributing code, creating tools, writing documentation, answering questions, or simply sharing feedback, you’ve helped make MySQL what it is today. In this discussion we shared updates on where we are today and had a discussion on […]
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From Question to Insight with MySQL Studio
When we introduced MySQL Studio, the goal was to bring the common parts of database development and analysis into one OCI workspace: SQL authoring, schema exploration, results visualization, and Ask Studio. The next step is making that workspace more useful during the everyday flow of MySQL work. For many MySQL developers, DBAs, and application teams, […]
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Where can you find MySQL during June–August 2026?
The MySQL Community team will be active across conferences, user group meetups, open source events, and regional community activities during the summer months. Whether you would like to hear about the latest MySQL 9.7 updates, meet the MySQL team, join a user group meetup, or connect with the broader open source and developer community, here […]
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MySQL HeatWave Document Store for Modern Applications
Modern applications generate and consume enormous amounts of semi-structured data. User profiles, product catalogs, IoT telemetry, application events, AI prompts, and content metadata rarely fit neatly into rigid relational schemas anymore. At the same time, enterprises still need the reliability, security, analytics, and operational maturity of a traditional database platform. This is where MySQL HeatWave […]
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