The latest version of Oracle's widely deployed MySQL ... cloud and embedded-application environments. MySQL 5.6 includes some notable new features, such as NoSQL access to the InnoDB storage ...

Oracle on Monday announced a sneak peak at features slated for MySQL 5.6, the next version of its open-source database, that focus on improved scalability, integration and performance. New ...

Oracle is adding new machine learning features to its data analytics cloud service MySQL HeatWave. MySQL HeatWave combines OLAP (online analytical processing), OLTP (online transaction processing ...

MySQL, the open source relational database that came to Oracle through the Sun Microsystems ... to transaction processing as it lacks features, such as support for materialized views for queries ...

Oracle is synonymous with database ... CloudWatch, and PrivateLink features. MySQL HeatWave improves that integration this week, announcing a new optimized storage layer built on S3 for hybrid ...

The toolkit supports migration from Oracle, SQL Server, and Access databases, while any database engine that supports JDBC can also be migrated. The MySQL Migration Toolkit features an GUI that guides ...

Oracle Corp. today embellished the HeatWave database query accelerator it introduced last year with machine learning-based automation features that it says further improve performance.

Percona continues to nip at Oracle’s heels, releasing a free version of the open-source MySQL 5.6 database with advanced features similar to ones in Oracle’s paid enterprise edition.

Oracle is adding a Vector Store and new generative AI features to its data analytics cloud service MySQL HeatWave, the company said at its annual CloudWorld conference. The new Vector Store ...

machine learning and machine learning-based automation within a single MySQL instance. Oracle said the new features, which were introduced two years ago, eliminate the need for extract/transfer ...

Since Oracle launched its MySQL HeatWave service in December 2020 ... When I look at MySQL HeatWave, I consider two things—the richness of features and the ability of an average user to take ...