Transferring Backed-Up Data to a MariaDB Replica: Methods and Best Practices MariaDB replication provides data redundancy, load distribution, and disaster recovery capabilities by maintaining synchronized copies of databases across multiple servers. When setting up a […]
Understanding NULL Values in MariaDB When encountering unexpected NULL values in MariaDB databases, a methodical troubleshooting approach is essential. NULL values can appear for numerous reasons, from application logic issues to database configuration problems. This […]
This guide provides a comprehensive walkthrough for creating User Defined Functions (UDFs) in MariaDB using the Go programming language. UDFs allow you to extend MariaDB’s functionality by implementing custom functions that can be called directly […]
Basic Syntax Key Features Mandatory Alias Unlike Oracle, MariaDB requires explicit aliases for inline views. For example: Algorithm Options MariaDB supports three view algorithms: Limitations MERGE Algorithm Restrictions Inline views cannot use MERGE if they […]
Troubleshooting and Resolving AUTO_INCREMENT Max Value Issues in MySQL and MariaDB Troubleshooting AUTO_INCREMENT Max Value Problems in MySQL and MariaDB requires identifying and resolving issues when an AUTO_INCREMENT column reaches its maximum value. When this [...]
MariaDB for SQL Server DBA How do you configure MariaDB for Transaction Log Backup? While MariaDB does not offer a native transaction log backup feature comparable to Microsoft SQL Server, it provides an equivalent functionality [...]
How do you implement row-level security in MariaDB for fine-grained data access control? This guide outlines the implementation of Row-Level Security (RLS) in MariaDB, an open-source relational database management system. RLS enables database administrators to [...]
Pagination in MariaDB, like in other databases, requires careful consideration of performance and consistency. Basic pagination with LIMIT and OFFSET is straightforward but might not be the best approach for large datasets due to performance issues. […]
What’s new and changed with MariaDB 10.8? Added support for IN,OUT and INOUT qualifying parameters for stored functions in MariaDB 10.8, MariaDB already supports IN, OUT and INOUT parameters. This contribution was made by ManoharKB […]
Choosing Backup and DR Strategies for your MariaDB Infrastructure Backup in simple terms is just copying data and retaining the same in some persistent storage ( in logical / SQL or binary format ) to […]
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