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From: Ryan Crisman <nxarmada@×××××.com>
To: gentoo-user@l.g.o
Subject: Re: [gentoo-user] Mysql vs Mysql-community...
Date: Tue, 02 Jan 2007 22:26:05
Message-Id: 72a0edfd0701021421j3a29c83cy9b4a699b74dfab54@mail.gmail.com
In Reply to: Re: [gentoo-user] Mysql vs Mysql-community... by kashani
1 I use MySQL alot at my Company and we use the Community version. I have
2 found that its just as good as the Paid one which by the MySQL website says
3 the paid one is more stable but I have yet to see any problems.
4
5 On 1/2/07, kashani <kashani-list@××××××××.net> wrote:
6 >
7 > Ryan Crisman wrote:
8 > > MySQL - Paid (Enterprise Edition), Paid Support
9 > > MySQL Community - Free (Personal Edition), Community Support
10 >
11 > While the above is true it fails to answer the question, "As
12 > DBA/sysadmin what is the actual difference between the two so I can pick
13 > the right one for my workload." At least that's the question I
14 > interpreted the first post as asking.
15 >
16 > Right now the code bases are exactly the same. Going forward it's
17 > not
18 > clear whether I'll be able to compile Mysql Enterprise myself with
19 > support for the Sphinx storage engine which is very fast for full text
20 > searches and a feature I desperately need. Also unclear is if the high
21 > concurrency Innodb thread fixes are going to be implemented in Community
22 > or Enterprise first. Enterprise appears to be the stable branch and will
23 > have changes back ported from Community, but the docs are less than
24 > clear at this point. In any case the issues are a bit more complicated
25 > than where your support comes from at least at the high end. For your
26 > general web-app either would be fine.
27 >
28 > kashani
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36 Ryan Crisman