Another new feature that should give MySQL a bit more parity with NoSQL is the ability to execute DDL (Data Definition Language) operations without taking offline the database tables being changed.

There’s the NoSQL zealot who ... then there’s the MySQL devotee who’s a staunch defender of everything structured – with all that data living neatly in a table somewhere.

Memcached creates a hash table of commonly accessed database ... Oracle’s own planned NoSQL access for future editions of MySQL would draw heavily from HandlerSocket, though it would stick ...

A conventional database like Microsoft SQL Server, MySQL, PostgreSQL ... for instance by combining data from two tables using the SQL JOIN command. With NoSQL, data can be stored in a schema ...

Good old-fashioned SQL still rules the database roost, though popular offerings in the NoSQL camp are closing the gap, while MySQL is the most popular of the whole bunch. The new 2019 Database Trends ...

the so-called NoSQL databases can boost performance and scalability, which has made them attractive to the consumer Web world. Like Facebook and Twitter, Digg is also moving from MySQL , the ...

NoSQL databases don't use the neat tables of data that underpin relational ... turning platform into a dedicated database. "MySQL was at the height of its popularity," Katz says.

MySQL is arguably doing more to keep it relevant to modern workloads (and the developers who love them). For all of NoSQL’s rise, however, RDBMS isn’t exactly falling. There are several ...

When organizations choose a traditional database, like MySQL, over a NoSQL store or a graph-based option, it's typically because there is a need to support relational database concepts, like foreign ...

Moreover, users can edit tables directly ... source database that offers support for both SQL and NoSQL databases. This includes MySQL, Oracle, MongoDB, SQLite, PostgreSQL, and more.