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stoolpigeon writes "MySQL is frequently touted as the world's most widely used relational database management system. Many of the best known web applications and web sites use MySQL as their data repository. The popularity of MySQL has continued to grow while at the same time many were concerned by the lack of many features considered essential to a 'real' rdbms. Such naysayers have done little to impede the growth or development of MySQL. The first edition of MySQL in a Nutshell, published in 2005, gave users a handy reference to using MySQL. The second edition, published in 2008, covers many new features that MySQL fans proudly proclaim as an answer to all those critics clamoring for a better-rounded rdbms." Read below for the rest of JR's review.
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via Slashdot @ 14:59 1st Dec
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GlassFish and MySQL With more than 100 million downloads, MySQL is the world's most popular open-source database. MySQL's popularity is indicative of the growing adoption of open-source software. Developers are using open-source software because it offers them a reliable and low-cost alternative for developing their applications. This adoption trend extends to middleware too. For example, open-source servers are replacing proprietary servers in many enterprises. Case in point: GlassFish, an open-source, enterprise-quality, Java EE 5-compliant application server, enjoys significant popularity. With more than seven million downloads since its release in May 2005 and more than half a million downloads a month, GlassFish has a widespread and growing community of users.
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via Java.Sun.com @ 1:34 5th Nov
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http://www.sqlplex.com/articles/mysql/dreamcoder-for-mysql/dreamcoder-for-mysql-2009-ver-4.5-available-for-download.html
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via Programmers' Heaven @ 0:18 22nd Nov
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Mad Merlin writes "It's no secret that MySQL 5.1 has been a long time in the making, with the first beta release being in Nov 2005, but MySQL 5.1.30 has finally been released as GA. MySQL users can expect new features such as table/index partitioning, row based replication, a new plugin architecture, an event scheduler and a host of performance improvements from 5.1." Monty also had a blog post outlining some of the challenges faced in 5.1, including crashing bugs and a beta quality to most new features.
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via Slashdot @ 14:56 1st Dec
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MySQL is the world’s most popular open source relational database management system (RDBMS). As a result, over ten million installations are spread around the globe. Nevertheless, in reality only a small percentage of those are actually high performance, optimized, and tuned servers. This four-part article series targets the MySQL database and system administrators, covering various strategies to help benchmark and optimize databases, and tune servers to yield an outstanding performance.
in Webmaster Tips
via DevShed @ 15:00 4th Nov
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PHP and MySQL Web Development introduces readers to PHP and MySQL for the purpose of creating dynamic Internet sites
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via Cyber India Online @ 8:37 20th Nov
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Sun has upgraded MySQL Enterprise, its subscription-based service for the open-source MySQL database, adding access to a query analysis tool for tracking and fixing problematic code and performance issues.
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via Linux World @ 9:40 19th Nov
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Understanding and programming MySQL data load into the DataGridView control is a must for Windows Application Developers today. Many times, in real production environment the end-users need to see a result set of data to make daily business decisions. The main question is about how many records they need to see when the control gets loaded. The answer of the question is defined by the client's business rules. At this point application performance is a critical issue for Application Developers. In this paper I'll show you how load MySQL data into the DataGridView control using VB.NET bound and unbound programming modes. A timer class named Stopwatch for VB.NET will be used to measure the execution time between theses two programming modes.
in Developer
via Database Journal @ 13:05 6th Nov
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"Since version 5, MySQL comes with built-in support for master-master replication, solving the problem that can happen with self-generated keys. In former MySQL versions, the problem with master-master replication was that conflicts arose immediately if node A and node B both inserted an auto-incrementing key on the same table. The advantages of master-master replication over the traditional master-slave replication are that you don't have to modify your applications to make write accesses only to the master, and that it is easier to provide high-availability because if the master fails, you still have the other master."
in Linux
via Linux Today @ 15:44 26th Nov
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You are reading the second segment of the four-part article series covering MySQL benchmarking concepts and strategies, benchmarking tools and utilities, and the most common query optimizations, design of optimal schemas, and server tuning tips. In this part we will present some of the popular benchmarking and monitoring tools and utilities. By the end of this article, you’ll know how to use and work with each of them.
in Webmaster Tips
via DevShed @ 6:10 12th Nov
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Sun, which desperately needs to monetize its software, has put out a new release of MySQL with a gold-level subscriber-only Query Analyzer tool that it's praying users will pay for.
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via Java Developers Journal @ 2:27 22nd Nov
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Fine-tuning the settings of servers in general requires a strong grasp of the inner workings of the servers and lots of patience. Did we mention patience? Yup, we did. It’s really important to understand that there are no tips that work for all kinds of setups. But thankfully we can talk about some widely known guidelines that can be followed to get the most out of your MySQL servers.
in Webmaster Tips
via DevShed @ 6:45 26th Nov
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Huxley Associates are proud to represent one of the key exclusive clients once again to recruit for a Senior PHP Developer to come lead and develop for their new and on-going projects. My client are probably one you would have heard of – one of the best known Media Agencies in the Manchester who have been mentioned for best development practices and staff training. My client requires an experienced PHP developer with MySQL, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript skills. Candidates should be able to Produce, modify or maintain web applications and content management using a variety of technologies and be able to provide general technical solutions as required. This role will involve working closely with clients so good soft skills are important. The ideal candidate should be a self-managed individual and be able to demonstrate skills in professional ma
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via ZDNet UK @ 3:29 27th Oct
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Hewlett-Packard Co. on Tuesday said it plans to roll out next month consulting, integration and support services for customers implementing the MySQL open source database.
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via Developer Pipeline @ 23:48 12th Nov
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Performance is something for which we all strive. This applies to the lives of DBAs too, since their first and foremost task is to achieve a high level of performance from their databases. SQL professionals can’t stress enough that spending quality time to optimize both schema design and queries should be considered top priorities. In this article we are going to cover these two.
in Webmaster Tips
via DevShed @ 14:45 20th Nov
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If you’re a PHP developer who wants to learn the basics of implementing customized exceptions in PHP 5, then look no further, because you’ve come to the right place. This is the third part of a four-part series entitled “Subclassing exceptions in PHP 5.” It teaches you how to extend the native exception mechanism bundled with PHP 5 by using inheritance, and complements the corresponding theory with copious, illustrative hands-on examples.
in Webmaster Tips
via DevShed @ 17:11 29th Oct
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In this chapter, we explain how to access the Book-O-Rama database from the Web using PHP. You learn how to read from and write to the database and how to filter potentially troublesome input data.
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via WebReference.com @ 15:14 24th Nov
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Ten tips for scoring a sweet netbook. Because you can never be too rich, too thin or have too many netbooks.
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via Internet News @ 8:38 20th Nov
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Categories: General, Applications, Development, Linux, Software Licensing, Enterprise Policy, Strategy, Database Management, Wintel vs Lintel
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via ZDNet @ 7:31 19th Nov
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Categories: General, Applications, Development, Linux, Software Licensing, Enterprise Policy, Strategy, Database Management, Wintel vs Lintel
in Open Source
via ZDNet @ 11:04 19th Nov
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When the idea of making money from running an ad-funded social network was Silicon Valley's mantra, Sun Microsystems thought the future was guaranteed.
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via Channel Register @ 0:09 7th Nov
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When the idea of making money from running an ad-funded social network was Silicon Valley's mantra, Sun Microsystems thought the future was guaranteed.
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via The Register @ 18:12 6th Nov
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In this week's edition of Jonathan\'s Blog the subject has to do with the virtues of volume distribution and how it differs from and adds to the revenue from conventional foot traffic.
in Java
via SunFlash Newsletter @ 21:24 23rd Nov
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MySQL boosts performance with Query Analyser Samsung and LG sued by Kodak Nasa tests interplanetary internet
in Linux
via IT News Australia @ 0:01 20th Nov
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Four years ago, LAMP (Linux OS, Apache Web server, MySQL database and Perl, Python and PHP languages) was the open stack of choice, especially for Web servers.
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via SearchEnterpriseLinux.com @ 20:09 16th Nov
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