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MySQL Shell CRUD with Python: Create — with examples.
I honestly feel like MySQL hit a home run with the release of version 8. Having included so many fantastic features, it is hard to single one out above the others. However, there is one — besides Window Functions — that is really a game-changer. To be exact, the one actually makes 3 (whatever kind of sense that makes). I am talking about the MySQL Shell, the Document Store, and the X DevAPI. The focus of this post is on the Shell itself. What is it about the Shell that intrigues me? I’m sure your curiosity is piqued so keep reading to find out about the functionality you simply cannot ignore…
OS, Software, and DB used:
- OpenSuse Leap 15.1
- MySQL 8.0.19
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If you have been reading my blog here in the last couple of months then you are aware that I’ve been in the CRUD. But, not in the bad kind of way. Not the muck. I’m referring to fundamental SQL CRUD: Create, Read, Update, and Delete operations. Be sure and visit any of the links in the closing section on these recent posts.
