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BOOK INTRODUCING THE MYSQL 8 DOCUMENT STORE
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Items Found: 171
- Index
- Summary
- Document Store Tips and Tricks
- Strategies for Migrating to a Document Store
- Take Storage for Granted
- Embed or Separate?
- Formal Rules vs Heuristics
- Normalization vs Denormalization
- Migrating to Schemaless Documents
- Considerations for Upgrading to MySQL 8
- Reasons for Upgrading
- Upgrade Practices
- Types of Upgrades
- Chapter 10: Planning for MySQL 8 and the Document Store
- Upgrading from MySQL 57 and Earlier
- Summary
- Challenges
- Executing the Code
- Observations
- Application Code
- Templates
- Version 3: Document Store
- Database Code
- Database Design
- Executing the Code
- Observations
- Templates
- Application Code
- Database Code
- Database Design
- Version 2: Relational Database + JSON Fields (Hybrid)
- Templates
- Executing the Code
- Observations
- Application Code
- Database Design
- Database Code
- Chapter 9: Library Application: Database Implementations
- Version 1: Relational Database
- Application Code
- Summary
- Form Classes
- View Functions
- Templates
- User Interface Features
- Preparing the Directory Structure
- Library Application User Interface Design
- Flask Review: Sample Application
- Redirects
- Additional Features
- Error Handlers
- Initialization and the Application Instance
- HTML Files and Templates
- Terminology
- Flask Primer
- Setup Your Environment
- Library Application
- Getting Started
- Chapter 8: Library Application: User Interface
- Document Store Example
- Summary
- Relational Data Example
- Creating X Clients
- Setup for the Examples
- Protobuf Implementation
- X Protocol Examples
- X Protocol Walkthrough
- X Protocol and Protocol Buffers
- X Protocol: Under the Hood
- Goals for the X Protocol
- Overview
- Summary
- Chapter 7: X Protocol
- SSL
- Statements
- Worker Threads
- Sessions
- Errors and Warnings
- Connections
- CRUD Operations
- Status Variables
- Monitoring the X Plugin
- Communication
- System Variables and Startup Options
- How to View Values of Variables
- How to Set Values of Variables
- Options and Variables
- Going Deeper—Journey into the Source Code
- Overview
- Features
- Chapter 6: X Plugin
- Summary
- Asynchronous Execution
- For More Information
- CRUD Prepared Statements
- Parameter Binding
- Method Chaining
- Warnings and Errors
- Additional Features
- Expressions
- Working with Data Sets
- Example Data Used in this Chapter
- CRUD Operations
- Session Class
- Classes and Methods
- Clients
- Target Language Conformity
- MySQL X Module
- Overview
- Chapter 5: X Developer API
- Summary
- SQL
- Python
- JavaScript
- Installing the Sample Database
- Tutorial: MySQL Shell by Example
- Set Up and Install
- Install the MySQL Shell
- Setup the X Plugin
- Connections
- Options
- Sessions and Modes
- Shell Commands
- Features
- Getting Started
- Chapter 4: The MySQL Shell
- Summary
- JSON Functions
- Combining SQL and JSON - Indexing JSON Data
- Using JSON in MySQL
- Path Expressions
- JSON Format Rules
- Introducing JSON Documents
- Document Store
- NoSQL Interface
- Application Programming Interface
- JSON
- Origins: Key,Value Mechanisms
- Chapter 3: JSON Documents
- Concepts and Technologies: Jargon Explained
- Summary
- Simple Joins
- Stored Routines
- Triggers
- Using Indexes
- Views
- Deleting Data
- Updating Data
- Searching for Data
- Creating Data
- A MySQL Primer
- Creating Databases and Tables
- Configuring and Managing Access to MySQL
- How Do I Connect to MySQL?
- How to Get and Install MySQL
- Getting to Know MySQL
- Chapter 2: Getting Started with MySQL
- Summary
- Group Replication
- InnoDB Cluster
- Paradigm Shifting Features
- Removed Options,Variables,and Features
- Account Management
- Data Dictionary
- New Features
- InnoDB Improvements
- X Plugin,X Protocol,and X DevAPI
- MySQL Shell
- JSON Data Type
- Old Features New Again
- Chapter 1: Introducing MySQL 8—A New Beginning
