What’s new in MySQL 9.0
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What’s new in MySQL 9.0? What’s new in MySQL 9.0 | InfoWorld[^] MySQL 9.0 Community Edition: A Quick Peek[^] MySQL 9.0 Documentation - What Is New in MySQL 9.0[^]
- mysql_native_password authentication plugin is removed
- A new Vector datatype is supported in CREATE and ALTER statements.
- JavaScript Stored Programs, which support JavaScript-based stored programs and functions, has come to MySQL Enterprise Edition. JavaScript Stored Programs can call SQL, and SQL can call them.
- MySQL 9.0 Innovation has moved to newer versions of libraries and compilers: Linux 8 and 9 on GCC13, and Boost 1.85.
- In the Event Scheduler, users can now prepare SQL statements CREATE EVENT, ALTER EVENT, and DROP EVENT.
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What’s new in MySQL 9.0? What’s new in MySQL 9.0 | InfoWorld[^] MySQL 9.0 Community Edition: A Quick Peek[^] MySQL 9.0 Documentation - What Is New in MySQL 9.0[^]
- mysql_native_password authentication plugin is removed
- A new Vector datatype is supported in CREATE and ALTER statements.
- JavaScript Stored Programs, which support JavaScript-based stored programs and functions, has come to MySQL Enterprise Edition. JavaScript Stored Programs can call SQL, and SQL can call them.
- MySQL 9.0 Innovation has moved to newer versions of libraries and compilers: Linux 8 and 9 on GCC13, and Boost 1.85.
- In the Event Scheduler, users can now prepare SQL statements CREATE EVENT, ALTER EVENT, and DROP EVENT.
Given the comparisons I've been reading about MySQL and Postgres, I would never touch MySQL. Which merely mirrors the same opinion I came to more than, what, 15 years ago or more?
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