MySQL
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" MySQL is a multithreaded, multi-user SQL database management system (DBMS) which has, according to MySQL AB, more than 10 million installations. The basic program runs as a server ... More


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LICENSE : gnu general public license (gpl)
OPERATING SYSTEM : win32
Mac OS X : OpenVMS : OS/2 : POSIX : PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE : C
C++ : PLATFORM : posix
Mac OS X : Win 32 : Open VMS : OS/2 : eComStation : TITLE SYNONYMS : MySQL

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Very Efficient

This is a fast, small and perfect database for medium-scale web projects


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How's About The Stability Of Mysql Cluster

If I need to a cluster env on mysql. Should I use replication/proxy or Mysql cluster?


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Love It

small but enough


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MySQL Version Compatibility

Hi! I find it the best open source my sql but it has made my life very difficult when I want to move my data from older version to latest version.


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Best Till One Million Records

But still there are some ways to increase its performance by setting the proper values for MySQL variables.


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If An Open Source App Rises in a Company, Does Anybody Hear?

When an open source application or platform gains traction in a company, does the I.T. department necessarily drive that? Not always, as Rich Green, Executive VP of Software at Sun Microsystems,  confirmed for us in our interview with him. "We regularly meet with CIOs of large companies who had no idea that their staffs downloaded and deployed MySQL," he told us. "Seeing grassroots adoption of MySQL is one of the most gratifying parts of my job," he added. Early results from a small survey done by OpenLogic appear to support the idea that this often happens because of no formal procedures for tracking open source usage.



Memcached: A Good or Bad Sign for MySQL?

Memcached, the open source caching software framework, has been gaining attention from web companies and investors. Gear6 has annnounced details of a new memcached-based product, and Schooner Information Technologies has a set of server appliances, one targeted to MySQL, and one to memcached. Memcached is a tool that's widely used to reduce query times when using databases, through caching, and there was a lot of interest in it at the recent MySQL Conference. In this post on GigaOm, Gary Orenstein analyzes the newfound interest in memcached, and ponders whether it's good or bad for MySQL. 



Marketcetera Taps Former MySQL Executive For Its Advisory Board

The financial services market is still a largely uncharted region for open source software. Sure, there are several Exchanges around the globe that use Linux to power their operations, but the minds, the people, and the currency that bring life to the trading floors don't operate solely on a patch of real estate in New York, London or Hong Kong. Marketcetera is one of the first open source software vendors to blaze a trail in this industry, with its open source trading platform catering to buy side and algorithmic trading.

Tackling a new market often necessitates a new way of thinking and looking at problems, but having experienced advisors onboard is still crucial to successfully navigate the unfamiliar territory -- for the insight they give, and the assurance their presence can instill in potential customers. This is only one of the reasons Marketcetera is welcoming Larry Stefonic to its advisory board. Stefonic is no stranger to the software industry, having co-founded the yaSSL project, an open source internet security suite, holding management positions at Centure Software, Raima Corporation and recently serving as the executive vice president of sales at MySQL AB.



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Project to replace code-generated web business application

Hello, I am basically working a project where the proprietors were taken to the cleaners by a programmer-wannabe. The current web application deployed run-time is running OK but this is all they have without any real redundancy. I have talked them into creating a replicated machine image for both disaster-recovery redundancy and as a sandbox to learn the Business Model and Flow. Assuming I can get a handle on the Business Model I am looking into some of the Java based toolkits and frameworks such as: Struts, Spring/Hibernate, JBoss SEAM, Websphere RAD7 just to name a few. I mention the technologies in the previous sentence as I would like to involve a vendor for purposes of on-site custom training and support after we have chosen a technology. What is missing? And, what are some viable approaches to replacing the current code-generated web based application?


Validating email and url in my sql

How to validate the email and url in mysql...


Can I use WorkBench like phpmyadmin in a WAMP or XAMPP?

I have experience with phpmyadmin. Now I'd like to use WorkBench where it enables to be connected to the MySQL I use to create db/table--Modify and all that. Just like how in wamp. I realize there isn't a package like that. I am trying out RoR and I have no problems with command line, but just gonna figure out a better UI.

I came to realize that I can only import .SQL from somewhere I'd already created and saved to, probably exported from somewhere. But is there a way I can create the tables and all that from command line and at the same time be able to view the tables afterwards--Again like xampp or wamp.

How to increase performance?

Do you have any idea on improving MySQL performance when there are 10Million rows & especially when you write join queries between those tables?

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