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2019 Database Trends – SQL vs. NoSQL, Top Databases, Single vs. Multiple Database Use

Scalegrid

Wondering which databases are trending in 2019? So, which databases are most popular in 2019? from these database reporters, and CouchDB, Berkeley DB, Microsoft SQL Server, Redshift, Firebase, Elasticsearch, and InfluxDB users combined our Other category at 2.4%. NoSQL Database Use: 39.52%. Most Popular Databases. Guess again.

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PostgreSQL vs. Oracle: Difference in Costs, Ease of Use & Functionality

Scalegrid

Compare PostgreSQL vs. Oracle functionality across available tools, capabilities and services. Compare ease of use across compatibility, extensions, tuning, operating systems, languages and support providers. Not available. Not available. Not available. Compare Functionality. Compare Ease of Use. Total Cost. $0.

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Finding Distinct Values Quickly

SQL Performance

Back in 2014, I wrote an article called Performance Tuning the Whole Query Plan. This follow-up post revisits the question for SQL Server 2019, using a larger number of rows. It has 32GB RAM, with 24GB available to the SQL Server 2019 instance. Test Environment. Row Store Clustered Index. Final Thoughts.

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PostgreSQL Trends: Most Popular Cloud Providers, Languages, VACUUM, Query Management Strategies & Deployment Types in Enterprise

Scalegrid

As this open source database continues to pull new users from expensive commercial database management systems like Oracle, DB2 and SQL Server, organizations are adopting new approaches and evolving their own to maintain the exceptional performance of their SQL deployments. autovacuum may have trouble keeping up on a busy server.

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Discover frustrating user experiences with automatic rage click detection

Dynatrace

Dynatrace has long empowered you with the capability to detect problems in performance and availability, as well as application errors, with full-stack insights and root-cause analysis. Usability analytics with rage clicks will be publicly available towards the end of June, 2019. So, stay tuned for details! Next steps.

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Native support for IBM mainframe in Dynatrace provides end-to-end visibility and AI-powered answers

Dynatrace

Here’s what you can do with our GA code modules for z/OS: Gain insight into the CICS Transaction Server on z/OS with our CICS code module. For IBM CICS and IMS SDK, avail of the SDK with our CICS and IMS code modules, which allows you to seamlessly integrate customized technologies (e.g., CICS sockets). Who’s calling?

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Faster host-group management using the OneAgent command-line interface

Dynatrace

In February 2019 we announced a Preview of the OneAgent command-line interface (CLI) solution, which allows for easier post-installation host-group reconfiguration. Today, we’re happy to announce that this solution is Generally Available as of OneAgent version 1.179. Stay tuned for more announcements on this topic.

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