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Database Weekly
Issue 102 — April 28, 2016
Featured
10 SQL Tricks That You Didn’t Think Were Possible — A fun, and very extensive, walkthrough of the possibilities and properties of SQL you may have overlooked.
Lukas Eder    opinion   
What I Learned From Programming Databases — “Programming a database is possibly the most instructive project one can ever complete as a software developer.”
Philip O'Toole    story   
Neo4j Pushes Graph DB Limits Past a Quadrillion Nodes — “There is effectively no limit to the sizes of graphs that people can run with Neo4j 3.0,” said Philip Rathle of Neo.
Datanami    tools   
Open Source Rising: Rapidly Building Adoption with Postgres on IBM POWER8, Red Hat — Learn more about RapidBuild program that supports the adoption of Postgres with a tuned, configured, price-performance solution developed by trusted ecosystem partners IBM, Red Hat, EDB, and reseller Avnet.
EnterpriseDB    sponsored   
Managing the New York Stock Exchange with SQL Server — An interview with Lior King, DBA Team Manager at Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), the company who manages the New York Stock Exchange.
SQL Server Radio
Power Tools: Sorting Through The Crowded Specialized Database Toolbox — With so many choices today, matching the right database to the requirements isn’t getting any easier.
Ars Technica    opinion   
Training Firm's Unexpected Growth Exposes Weakness of Relational Tech — The tale of how one company ran into problems as they rapidly scaled.
Datanami    story   
Inside Capacitor, BigQuery’s Next-Gen Columnar Storage Format — BigQuery / Dremel engineer Mosha Pasumansky deep dives into BigQuery storage. He discusses how the new Capacitor storage engine improves efficiency.
Google    tutorial   
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In brief
Azure SQL Database Now Supports Powerful Geo-Replication Features for All Service Tiers
Microsoft    news   
Neo4j 3.0 Released: Three Top Things to Look For
Philip Rathle    news   
12 Common Mistakes While Backing Up Databases
Alexey Kovyazin    tutorial   
How Gitter Saved $600 Per Month with MongoDB Point-in-Time Recoveries
Gitter    tutorial   
Effective Elasticsearch Plugin Management with Docker
Tyler Langlois    tutorial   
Data Warehouse Modeling: The Snowflake Schema
Emil Drkušić    tutorial   
What PostgreSQL Tells You About Its Performance
OK I GIVE UP    tutorial   
A 2 Minute Intro to the MySQL Document Store — MySQL Document Store lets you work with relational tables and schema-less JSON collections in parallel.
YouTube    video   
Your Technical Documentation Should Be a Graph: Here's Why
Axel Morgner    opinion   
Have you got SQL fingers? — Try SQL Prompt and you’ll be able to write, refactor, and reformat SQL effortlessly in SSMS and Visual Studio. Find out more.
sqlprompt    tools    sponsored   
ThingieQuery: An SQL Plugin/IDE for Excel — An Excel plugin that lets you do things using SQL on Excel spreadsheets.
ThingieQuery    tools   
JetBrains DataGrip: A New IDE for Databases and SQL
JetBrains    tools   
Apache Geode: A Real-Time, Consistent Data Management Platform
Apache Foundation    tools   
NoDb: Simple File System Storage for .NET Core — Because “not all projects need a database”.
Joe Audette    tools   
One Call to Rule Them All — DreamFactory's autogenerated REST APIs work across multiple databases on a multitude of servers. Free, open source platform.
DreamFactory    tools    sponsored   
TinyDB: A Lightweight, Pure Python Document Oriented DB
Markus Siemens    code   
SQLite 3.12.2 Released
SQLite    code   
SQL to NoSQL: Top 6 Questions Before Making The Move — What to consider when moving from the world of relational databases to a NoSQL document store.
Glynn Bird
Migrating 700GB of MySQL Data
Joshua Blender    story   
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