Giuseppe Maxia writes about the availability of the active development/test ("pushbuild") MySQL binaries for users—on multiple platforms.
This is a wonderful step forward in bringing greater openness to
current MySQL development and in bringing greater value to the
MySQL user community!
Giuseppe Maxia writes about the availability of the active development/test ("pushbuild") MySQL binaries for users—on multiple platforms.
This is a wonderful step forward in bringing greater openness to
current MySQL development and in bringing greater value to the
MySQL user community!
Giuseppe Maxia writes about the availability of the active development/test ("pushbuild") MySQL binaries for users—on multiple platforms.
This is a wonderful step forward in bringing greater openness to
current MySQL development and in bringing greater value to the
MySQL user community!
Some time ago I posted a compilation of applications and programming languages that provide an API to connect to the MySQL Server. As it turned out, I forgot a few that I would like to mention here:
Reggie Burnett, the lead behind MySQL Connector/NET, will be
presenting a MySQL webinar, "For ISVs: ADO.NET Entity Framework for MySQL",
tomorrow at 10 Pacific Time!
Among other topics, Reggie will discuss how to
Develop your application against SQL Server and then switch it to MySQL with zero code changes
Optimize your database schema without requiring any code changes in your application
Use LinQ syntax for type safety in your applications
(Interest in using MySQL on Windows is growing. The 2008 MySQL OEM Annual Survey, which closed in March 2009, shows that some 73% of MySQL OEM customers develop …
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Reggie Burnett, the lead behind MySQL Connector/NET, will be
presenting a MySQL webinar, "For ISVs: ADO.NET Entity Framework for MySQL",
tomorrow at 10 Pacific Time!
Among other topics, Reggie will discuss how to
Develop your application against SQL Server and then switch it to MySQL with zero code changes
Optimize your database schema without requiring any code changes in your application
Use LinQ syntax for type safety in your applications
(Interest in using MySQL on Windows is growing. The 2008 MySQL OEM Annual Survey, which closed in March 2009, shows that some 73% of MySQL OEM customers develop …
[Read more]
Reggie Burnett, the lead behind MySQL Connector/NET, will be
presenting a MySQL webinar, "For ISVs: ADO.NET Entity Framework for MySQL",
tomorrow at 10 Pacific Time!
Among other topics, Reggie will discuss how to
Develop your application against SQL Server and then switch it to MySQL with zero code changes
Optimize your database schema without requiring any code changes in your application
Use LinQ syntax for type safety in your applications
(Interest in using MySQL on Windows is growing. The 2008 MySQL OEM Annual Survey, which closed in March 2009, shows that some 73% of MySQL OEM customers develop …
[Read more]Once upon a time`stamp`, in a `data`base far far away, someone filed a bug named: `Microseconds precision is not retained by TIME, DATETIME, and TIMESTAMP field types.` – Bug Number 8523. This was the beginning of 2005, yet now that we are approaching the end of 2009, after 4.5 years, many (including myself) are still asking for this.
In fairness sake, MySQL have indeed supplied a way to retain milli and micro seconds in a decimal field `DECIMAL(17,3)`, and it is also queryable as if it were a timestamp BUT why isn’t it possible to store in a `DATETIME` or `TIMESTAMP` field? Why can’t we run a ’select now()’ or ’select curtime()’ etc and get a full timestamp including milli / micro seconds?
I have counted 37 different usernames asking for this feature, spanning from 15th Feb 2005 to recently. (list found below)
Some have suggested UDFs, others suggested using log4j while others, pretty annoyed, allegedly went …
[Read more]I'm happy to announce that the schedule for OpenSQL Camp 2009 (European Edition) has been published on the FrOSCon timetable now. We have a great selection of topics and speakers, so don't miss it! OpenSQL Camp is a subconference of FrOSCon, the Free and Open Source Conference, which will take place on August 22nd and 23rd in St. Augustin, Germany.
The admission fee for the entire conference (both days, incl. OpenSQL Camp) is 5 EUR, you can pre-register here until August 10th (and if you do so today, you will still get a free T-Shirt as well!). Of course, you …
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