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  • Querying Without a Query Language
  • QueryData helps agents turn natural language into queries for AlloyDB, Cloud SQL and Spanner
  • “We want to archive, but we still want to query the data.”

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dzone.com /1 week ago

Querying Without a Query Language

Most backend systems don’t really have a query model. Not one that has been designed, at least. Querying usually starts small, we filter on a field, maybe two. The ORM makes it ea...

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cloud.google.com /1 month ago

QueryData helps agents turn natural language into queries for AlloyDB, Cloud SQL and Spanner

QueryData launches in preview today. It is a tool for translating natural language into database queries with near-100% accuracy. With QueryData, you can build agentic experiences...

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brentozar.com /3 weeks ago

“We want to archive, but we still want to query the data.”

At least once a month, I get this question from a client: We have big data, and we want to save money. We want to move the older data down to some kind of archives that will cost u...

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dev.to /5 days ago

Prisma Query Logging and PostgreSQL: Where the ORM Ends and the Database Begins

Prisma Query Logging and PostgreSQL: Where the ORM Ends and the Database Begins I turned on query logging in Prisma, watched queries rolling into the console, and assumed I had f...

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