In YugabyteDB, just like in PostgreSQL, the YSQL API doesn’t require a primary key when creating a table. However, because YugabyteDB distributes […]
Read MoreIn YugabyteDB, just like in PostgreSQL, the YSQL API doesn’t require a primary key when creating a table. However, because YugabyteDB distributes […]
Read MoreIn PostgreSQL-compatible databases like YugabyteDB, object resolution—whether for functions, tables, or types—relies on the search_path setting. If an object (like a function) […]
Read MoreOrganizations handling sensitive data must ensure that personally identifiable information (PII) is anonymized or pseudonymized to protect user privacy and avoid legal […]
Read MoreYugabyteDB operates with a two-server architecture: YB-TServers handle the data, while YB-Masters manage the metadata. But don’t be misled into thinking that […]
Read MoreIn YugabyteDB, a PostgreSQL backend process refers to the individual processes that manage SQL client connections in a PostgreSQL-compatible way. Built on […]
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