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MySQL creator: version 5.1 released with "fatal bugs"Open in New Window
Ryan Paul writes, "MySQL 5.1 has been released, but MySQL cofounder Michael Widenius says that the new version isn't ready yet and has serious bugs. He says that the software was released premature read more »
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A graphical way to MySQL masteryOpen in New Window
Amit Kumar Saha writes a tutorial over several free administrative tools available for MySQL that offer GUI access instead of the traditional command-line. read more »
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Sun Gives MySQL A Query AnalyzerOpen in New Window
Charles Babcock writes, "MySQL, Sun Microsystems' open source database system popular with Web developers, is taking a step closer to the big leagues with the addition of Query Analyzer to its high read more »
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Connecting to a MySQL DatabaseOpen in New Window
This document demonstrates how to configure the MySQL database server on your computer and set up a connection to it from NetBeans IDE. read more »
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Getting Mono and MySQL to play together politelyOpen in New Window
Colin Beckingham writes a helpful tutorial on getting Mono (the Linux generic of Microsoft's .NET framework) and MySQL (the database backend) to work together. read more »
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Drizzle project plans a stripped-down MySQLOpen in New Window
Neil McAllister writes, "The Drizzle project, announced on Wednesday by MySQL director of architecture Brian Aker, attempts to re-invent MySQL using a micro-kernel architecture. Superfluous features will be stripped out of the database core and moved into modules, allowing users to load them or leave them as desired. Among the features marked for modularization include triggers, views, stored procedures, access control lists, and some data types." read more »
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A native Database Driver for MySQLOpen in New Window
MySQL has released a beta of a new database driver for MySQL specifically written to operate with OpenOffice.org, rather than using a third-party wrapped driver as OpenOffice currently utilizes. read more »
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MySQL and the Linux swap problemOpen in New Window
Don MacAskill, CEO of Smug Mug, writes about a problem with Linux kernel 2.6 which results in excessive swapping to disk even when RAM should be available. He also tackles getting around this problem on massive MySQL database servers. read more »
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