Advanced MySQL Features May be Blocked

Discussion in 'MySQL' started by NexusWebLinks, Apr 22, 2008.

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    i just read an article about MySQL.

    would this cause some future problems on database management.
    wat do you think.
     
    NexusWebLinks, Apr 22, 2008 IP
  2. Petey

    Petey Peon

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    Unfortunately, this is what happens when an open-source product is sold to a commercial company. The original product becomes a 'community edition' and the focus turns to the development of a commercial product.

    MySQL is a good database but will need some serious development effort to catch-up the commercial competition (Oracle, DB2, SQL/Server) and that can't be achieved by relying on volunteer contributions by the open source community.
     
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  3. NexusWebLinks

    NexusWebLinks Banned

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    well i must agree with you.
    in this case, probably the demise of the product itself.
     
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