MySQL Conference 2009 is coming around the corner, next week, in Santa Clara.
You may want to delve into the notes, as a fast way to learn about the happenings.
If you want to become an active code contributor to MySQL, the hackfest by Mark Callaghan seems interesting, and you should probably also start here and here.
There will also be a special BoF geared to community contributors. (I still haven't been able to find out about the exact timing of this but you should be …
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MySQL
Workbench has already received some great accolades this year and there is more to
come!
Now, those attending the MySQL Users Conference will have a chance to become a MySQL schema design expert.
The Conference will include a free MySQL Workbench workshop called “Introduction to Data Modeling with MySQL Workbench” on Thursday (April 23, 2009) 3 - 4:30 PM in the Santa Clara Ballroom. According to Mike Zinner, MySQL Workbench …
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MySQL
Workbench has already received some great accolades this year and there is more to
come!
Now, those attending the MySQL Users Conference will have a chance to become a MySQL schema design expert.
The Conference will include a free MySQL Workbench workshop called “Introduction to Data Modeling with MySQL Workbench” on Thursday (April 23, 2009) 3 - 4:30 PM in the Santa Clara Ballroom. According to Mike Zinner, MySQL Workbench …
[Read more]
MySQL
Workbench has already received some great accolades this year and there is more to
come!
Now, those attending the MySQL Users Conference will have a chance to become a MySQL schema design expert.
The Conference will include a free MySQL Workbench workshop called “Introduction to Data Modeling with MySQL Workbench” on Thursday (April 23, 2009) 3 - 4:30 PM in the Santa Clara Ballroom. According to Mike Zinner, MySQL Workbench …
[Read more]Three great beta deliveries in one week!
MySQL Connector/.Net 6.0.2 beta, a new version of the all-managed .NET driver for MySQL.
MySQL Connector/C++ 1.0.4 beta, a new
release providing C++ API for connecting client
applications to the MySQL Server. If you know JDBC, this should
be familiar to you.
MySQL Connector/C 6.0.0 beta, a new
version of the C API for accessing MySQL database servers
Use them and let us know what you think.
Learn more about Connector/C++ here.
Learn more about Connector/C …
Three great beta deliveries in one week!
MySQL Connector/.Net 6.0.2 beta, a new version of the all-managed .NET driver for MySQL.
MySQL Connector/C++ 1.0.4 beta, a new
release providing C++ API for connecting client
applications to the MySQL Server. If you know JDBC, this should
be familiar to you.
MySQL Connector/C 6.0.0 beta, a new
version of the C API for accessing MySQL database servers
Use them and let us know what you think.
Learn more about Connector/C++ here.
Learn more about Connector/C …
Three great beta deliveries in one week!
MySQL Connector/.Net 6.0.2 beta, a new version of the all-managed .NET driver for MySQL.
MySQL Connector/C++ 1.0.4 beta, a new
release providing C++ API for connecting client
applications to the MySQL Server. If you know JDBC, this should
be familiar to you.
MySQL Connector/C 6.0.0 beta, a new
version of the C API for accessing MySQL database servers
Use them and let us know what you think.
Learn more about Connector/C++ here.
Learn more about Connector/C …
When you have to evaluate a MySQL System & Environment, what questions do you ask in order to determine critical information about the environment and evaluate the business success and viability. You don’t have to be a consultant to ask these questions, ask them of your own environment. Do any of the answers shock or concern you?
I was prompted to write about this from a conversation with a colleague about “accepting risk”. His comment was, “every IT server on the planet is vulnerable regardless of best practices.”
Here is my list of questions for you based on an immediate response from this discussion?
Technology
Today, while on the MySQL manual page, I typed in ’select’ in the search manual box to confirm the SELECT syntax.
The result was not what I expected, the “SELECT” command. Instead I only got two options “Speed of SELECT …” and “Optimizing SELECT and …”.
Ok, well that’s not what I want, there is a suggestion box to the right so I pick the top option “mysql select”. Not only is this worse with “Type Conversion in …”, “Searching on Two Keys” I also get 3 totally useless “Keymatch” records
Download MySQL -http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/
MySQL Training - http://www.mysql.com/training/ KeyMatch
Buy MySQL Enterprise -http://shop.mysql.com/enterprise/
I know in the past just entering ‘SELECT’ worked, because I’ve been presently writing tests on JOIN syntax and I wanted to link in my blog …
[Read more]I have always been a strong advocate of good testing of any system. I started on a project last year with Drizzle to produce coverage tests to facilitate verifying syntax and helping in comparison with MySQL.
From my extensive experience in code generation from the past 20 years, I produced about 3 years ago when at MySQL Professional Services a Java based solution with a small meta language to automated the creation of a large number of tests. At the time is was some 475 tests and 200k lines of mysql-test syntax when I first looked at validating the Nitro Storage Engine.
A number of issues with mysql-tests including the support of multiple storage engines had me last year write a Proposed Testing Protocol for Drizzle for further discussion. …
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