MySQL

  • Bought by Sun.

    http://blogs.sun.com/jonathan/entry/winds_of_change_are_blowing

    It's an interesting move and one I hadn't thought about. I figured Oracle would buy them. However I do think that Sun will throw some resources behind this and you might find your next application trying to choose between MySQL and SQL Server instead of SQL Server and Oracle/DB2.

  • This is definitely an interesting move. I'm excited to watch MySQL grow. When I first started using it, it was this little database thing that had basic functionality but didn't have things that we like in MS SQL- like views, triggers, and stored procedures. When my personal development focused on PHP/MySQL, it killed me to not have stored procedures; I had taken them for granted since I dealt with MS SQL professionally. MySQL 5.0 was a big step for it, and it's definitely made it more viable for other projects.

    It'll be interesting to see what Sun does with it.

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