Database

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Which open-source database is right for you? 5 options compared

Open-source databases are a more af­ford­able and often highly reliable al­tern­at­ive to well-known com­mer­cial solutions, which is why even large cor­por­a­tions use them. But which system is best suited to which purpose? Our database systems com­par­is­on takes a closer look at some…

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What is MongoDB findOne and how to use it

If you want to search for a specific document in a col­lec­tion, using MongoDB findOne is a great way to do it. Although it filters through the entire col­lec­tion, it only returns a single result. In this article, we’ll introduce you to MongoDB findOne, explain how it works and show…

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How to use MongoDB queries

When using MongoDB, queries are an in­dis­pens­able tool for searching through your data. Although the method is simple and logically struc­tured, it can still be difficult to un­der­stand, es­pe­cially if you are just getting started with the database. In this article, we break down…

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How to remove Docker volumes step by step

Docker volumes are per­sist­ent and take up resources on your host system. You should remove unused Docker volumes to free up valuable disk space for other ap­plic­a­tions or data. But how do you remove a Docker volume? In this step-by-step guide, we look at the technical aspects,…

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How to save an HTML form to a MySQL database

A PHP script offers a simple and effective way to take in­form­a­tion submitted through a website’s HTML form and store it in a MySQL or MariaDB database. This tutorial walks you through the basics of adding form data to your database, including how to create a straight­for­ward PHP…

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What is managed cloud hosting and how can busi­nesses benefit from it?

When searching for the right server en­vir­on­ment, you’ll in­creas­ingly come across the term managed cloud hosting. This solution promises real-time scalab­il­ity and a com­pre­hens­ive range of services provided by the hosting provider, including the setup and main­ten­ance of the hosting…

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How to fetch data with PHP mysqli_query?

PHP is designed to integrate easily into a website. One of the most common uses of PHP is to fetch content from a database and display it on an HTML page. This tutorial covers con­nect­ing to a MySQL/MariaDB database, re­triev­ing in­form­a­tion from a simple table with `PHP…

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How to fix “error es­tab­lish­ing a database con­nec­tion” in MySQL/MariaDB

The ‘error es­tab­lish­ing a database con­nec­tion’ often blocks access to websites and ap­plic­a­tions using MySQL or MariaDB. Our article provides a step-by-step guide to identi­fy­ing and fixing the cause. Learn how to check cre­den­tials, reset passwords, and test con­nec­tions from the…

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What are the top 6 Post­gr­eSQL al­tern­at­ives?

While Post­gr­eSQL offers ro­bust­ness and security, if you’re looking for speed or a non-re­la­tion­al approach, al­tern­at­ive solutions are worth con­sid­er­ing. We’ll explore al­tern­at­ives to Post­gr­eSQL and outline their benefits so you can find the one that is ideal for your project and…

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What are the dif­fer­ences between MariaDB and SQLite?

MariaDB vs SQLite is a frequent com­par­is­on in the open-source database world. MariaDB is a powerful client-server system, while SQLite is a light­weight library that runs inside ap­plic­a­tions. Knowing the strengths and limits of MariaDB and SQLite helps de­velopers and busi­nesses…

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