Application-Level Sharding
https://datageek.blog/en/2023/08/17/application-level-sharding/
Differences Between Db2 and MySQL
https://datageek.blog/en/2023/05/30/differences-between-db2-and-mysql/
#featured #Db2 #Db2vsMySQL #mysql
Db2 One Way Hashing as a Data Masking Solution
https://datageek.blog/en/2023/05/23/db2-one-way-hashing-as-a-data-masking-solution/
#Featured #Db2 #EducationandSkills #Experiments #GuestBlogs #Performance
#featured #Db2 #educationandskills #experiments #guestblogs #performance
Scaling Relational Databases
https://datageek.blog/en/2023/04/25/scaling-relational-databases/
#featured #Db2 #mysql #performance #scaling
A year of switching RDBMS platforms from Db2 to MySQL
https://datageek.blog/en/2023/04/18/this-year-switching-rdbms-platforms-from-db2-to-mysql/
Comparing Db2 and MySQL: Generating Values
https://datageek.blog/en/2023/04/11/comparing-db2-and-mysql-generating-values/
#featured #Db2 #Db2vsMySQL #mysql
Choosing the BEST RDBMS
https://datageek.blog/en/2023/02/28/choosing-the-best-rdbms/
#featured #Db2 #mysql #rdbms #rdbmsconcepts
Introducing: Roll for Database!
https://datageek.blog/en/2023/01/18/introducing-roll-for-database/
#featured #rollfordb #cloud #datamovement #Db2
Comparing Db2 and MySQL: Naming Objects and Reserved Words
https://datageek.blog/en/2022/12/06/comparing-db2-and-mysql-naming-objects-and-reserved-words/
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Interesting how much I'm learning about #Db2 by learning another RDBMS (#MySQL) in-depth. So many things I just "knew" are now more explicit, and I understand more about them. So many times I encounter something surprising in MySQL and then dig into what I really know about the same topic in Db2.
Db2 Basics: Getting Data Out of Db2
https://datageek.blog/en/2022/12/01/db2-basics-getting-data-out-of-db2/
#featured #datamovement #Db2 #db2basics
@skibish -1 actually makes more sense to me than 0. I immediately suspect it means the maximum possible size. 0, I had to look up what it even does, and I'm still not sure I like it at all. In #Db2, any VARCHAR below 5 should probably just be a CHAR due to the overhead around VARCHAR.
Comparing Db2 and MySQL: Explain
https://datageek.blog/en/2022/11/08/comparing-db2-and-mysql-explain/
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