SQL Antipatterns, Volume 1 (Pragmatic Bookshelf)
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PlanetScale Vitess 14 is a great technology to supporting sharded architecture with MySQL, but it has does not support stored procedures ...
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Hi Bill.
I’m glad to see you cover a lot of important topics about dealing with passwords in Chapter 20, “Readable Passwords”.
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@billkarwin
You say partitioning by date_reported but in the example there is a partition by hash ( bug_id ).
New
Hi Bill.
I’m glad to see you cover a lot of important topics about dealing with passwords in Chapter 20, “Readable Passwords”.
However,...
New
PlanetScale Vitess 14 is a great technology to supporting sharded architecture with MySQL, but it has does not support stored procedures ...
New
REPLACE INTO PasswordResetRequest (account_id, token, account_id, expiration)
VALUES (123, @token, CURRENT_TIMESTAMP + INTERVAL 1 HOUR);
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“illustation” should be “illustration”
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“feature in in version 8.0”
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Found in first printing (P 1.0). The text reads “certain verions” instead of “certain versions”.
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@billkarwin
You say that the DB is in the 5th normal form if it does not have compound PK.
But in the solution tables you still have co...
New
@billkarwin
ON page 213, the generate-update.sql code uses a single SELECT query to generate multiple UPDATE statements, which have to b...
New
@billkarwin
On page 176 , the derived-table-no-duplicates.sql code would not get the correct result if multiple product_id with the same...
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On page 186,both the rand-limit-offset.py and rand-row-number.py code uses round function, which will possibly get the total...
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