MariaDB – Sequences In version 10.0.3, MariaDB introduced a storage engine known as sequence. Its ad hoc generates an integer sequence for operations, and then it terminates. The sequence contains positive integers in descending or ascending order, and uses a starting, ending, and increment value. It does not allow use in multiple queries, only in […]
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MariaDB – Backup Methods Data serves as the foundation of business and operations, and with various possible threats (e.g., attackers, system failures, bad upgrades, and maintenance errors) out there, backups remain critical. These backups take many forms, and many options exist for creating them with an even wider set of options within those processes. The […]
MariaDB – Backup Loading Methods In this chapter, we will learn about various backup loading methods. Restoring a database from a backup is a simple and sometimes terribly long process. There are three options in loading data: the LOAD DATA statement, mysqlimport, and a simple mysqldump restore. Using LOAD DATA The LOAD DATA statement functions […]