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Report : Bangalore MySQL User Camp (BMUC) 22 Mar
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posted by Hema Sridharan on Thu 28 Mar 2013 14:15 UTC
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(edit) mysql, Oracle, community, group, bangalore, user, 5.6, forum

We had a great kickoff to the Bangalore MySQL User camp on 22 March 2013 at the Oracle Kalyani Magnum Office.

There were 17 attendees from the MySQL community besides more than 15 MySQL engineers who attended the meet. Of these 3 community members were from groups inside Oracle. There was a mix of new and veteran MySQL users. The MySQL India teams gave a brief introduction about themselves, followed by a quick overdrew of MySQL and how it is different from other databases. The presentation about 5.6 features was presented last and the one that was most liked. There was a great networking over juice and Donuts after the meeting. There were lots of questions by the community on technical details of 5.6 features. Everyone interacted and there was help offered for ensuring that the next meeting on 19th June 2013 is an even greater success.

Thanks

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Bangalore MySQL User Camp - 22 Mar
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posted by Hema Sridharan on Tue 19 Mar 2013 13:12 UTC
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(edit) mysql, Oracle, community, event, group, camp, BOF, user

We are planning the kickoff meeting of the Bangalore MySQL User Camp:
We would like to invite all MySQL enthusiasts at Bangalore to join.
Plan is to have at-least one meeting every quarter and give an opportunity to all to participate, attend and speak.

Agenda for 22 March Meeting:
1700-1715: Introductions
1715-1730 : Meet the MySQL Development team @ Bangalore
1730-1815 : Introduction to MySQL 5.6
1815-1830 : Q&A & Plan for the next meeting
1830-1900 : Tea and informal networking

Venue:
Conf Rom 0C001,
Ground Floor, B Wing, Oracle,
Kalyani Magnum Software technology Park
1st Main, J P Nagar 7th Phase,
Bangalore 560076

You can also join the google group "bangalore-mysql-user-camp" where we will be announcing further meetings etc.


MySQL User Group Meeting
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posted by Oracle MySQL Group on Thu 14 Mar 2013 11:09 UTC
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(edit) mysql, meeting, group, user

MySQL User Group meeting, Stockholm, Sweden - April 10, 2013
After some time the Swedish MySQL User Group is organizing and announcing the upcoming MySQL User Group meeting in Stockholm!!! Everyone who are around that area on April 10, 2013, please make sure that you do not miss this great opportunity to listen and ask questions the main guest Mats Kindahl, (the Senior Principal Software Developer MySQL) who will be talking on Replication news on MySQL 5.6.!!!  

Above this main topic and Q&A on MySQL Replication, you will also have an opportunity to suggest topics for the upcoming SMUG meetings as well as enjoy the food & mingle.

Date: April 10, 2013
Start: at 4pm
Where (address) : Emineo; Lilla Västerbron 20; 11219 Stockholm; Sweden
URL for registration & updates: LinkedIn;



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MySQL 5.6 Replication – New Early Access Features
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posted by Oracle MySQL Group on Mon 01 Aug 2011 07:04 UTC
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(edit) mysql, Replication, group, api, multi-threaded, binlog, slaves, 5.6, commit
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Securich – 0.1.4
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posted by Darren Cassar on Mon 10 Aug 2009 16:29 UTC
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(edit) mysql, Security, group, users, administration, grant, user, Beginner, groups, password expiry, roles, securich, password complexity, revoke, role

Just a small note to advise that Securich reached 0.1.4.
Some new tools include:
* Added Password complexity
* Enhanced `set_password` – Old password is now necessary to replace it by a new one
* Enhanced Revoke privileges to accept regexp
* Added Block user@hostname on a database level
* Added Creation of reserved usernames
* Added Help stored procedure displays help for each stored proc
* Enhanced `create_update_role` to include the removal of privilages from roles
* Enhanced `grant_priveleges` on `alltables` for a database without tables would terminate with an error instead of gracefully (now fixed)
* Added Restore user@hostname on a database level
* Removed ’show warnings’ from sql installation

The database design using workbench












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MySQL User Groups: Facebook is not mandatory
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posted by Lenz Grimmer of team blog MySQL Community on Tue 12 May 2009 16:19 UTC
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(edit) mysql, Meetup, community, group, facebook, meetings, user, usergroups

Several people commented on our last blog post or contacted us via our Twitter account, asking questions and raising concerns about migrating the MySQL user group organization to FaceBook. It seems like there is some confusion that we would like to address: you are not required to move to FaceBook. This was just a recommendation, you are of course free to choose whatever service you prefer to manage your MySQL user group. In fact, you are of course welcome to continue using Meetup.com for this! However, be advised that you will have to take care of any occurring fees by yourself from now on, as the sponsorship agreement between MySQL and Meetup.com was not renewed.

And if Facebook is not your cup of tea, there are other services that

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MySQL User Groups : migrating event management to Facebook
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posted by Giuseppe Maxia of team blog MySQL Community on Mon 11 May 2009 15:00 UTC
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(edit) mysql, Meetup, community, group, facebook, meetings, user

Background

For several years, MySQL User Groups have been organizing their meetings with Meetup.com, a service that simplifies event management. However, MySQL User group organizers received a surprise message from Meetup.com a few days ago.

We were all taken by surprise by Meetup's sudden announcement and allegation that MySQL "did not want to sponsor" the users groups, because there is a valid agreement between MySQL and meetup.com. The agreement is still in effect, ending on June 10, 2009.

Apparently, there was some miscommunication inside Meetup.com, because the group organizers received a message stating that they should now pay for meetup services, which they used to get for free, thanks to MySQL sponsorship.

It took us a few

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MySQL University: Bazaar and Launchpad
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posted by Stefan Hinz on Tue 04 Nov 2008 09:38 UTC
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(edit) mysql, database, sun, group, university

This Thursday (November 6, 2008), Jay Pipes will guide you on a tour of Bazaar and Launchpad for beginners. Since Jay is located in Columbus, Ohio, this session will start later than usual, that is, at 17:00 UTC / 9:00am PDT / 12:00 EST / 17:00 BST / 18:00 CET.

Getting to know Bazaar and Launchpad is certainly interesting for most developers, but it's a "must-know" for anyone thinking of contributing code to MySQL, since MySQL development has been using Bazaar and Launchpad for quite a while now.

While I'm at it: 

On the eve of the Berlin Marathon a few weeks ago, I saw


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MySQL University Thu 30 Oct
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posted by Stefan Hinz on Mon 27 Oct 2008 16:20 UTC
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(edit) mysql, personal, Databases, database, sun, group, university
The next MySQL University session will take place this Thursday, 30th October. Giuseppe Maxia will get you up to speed with using MySQL Sandbox for quick and easy testing of MySQL.

This session will start at 15:00 Central European Time (14:00 UTC, 14:00 BST).

MySQL University is an educational program run virtually on the 'net. Sessions are open to anyone. MySQL University focuses on MySQL internals and on Sun technology that can be used in connection with MySQL, but we're open to hear your suggestions for other topics. Go to

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MySQL University Using Dimdim
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posted by Stefan Hinz on Fri 24 Oct 2008 11:55 UTC
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(edit) mysql, database, sun, group, university, dimdim

After a series of tests, we've just conducted the first MySQL University session using a new conferencing system, Dimdim, and I thought I'd let you know how it went.

MySQL University is an educational program for engineers from Sun/MySQL and the MySQL community, Dimdim is the new conferencing system that we hope will be able to replace our old presentation system, and "we" isn't plurale majestatis but rather refers to the guys running the MySQL University program, the Sun Database Group documentation team.

I started the Dimdim session fifteen minutes before the hour, and when the two presenters arrived we did a sound check. Petr and David connected

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MySQL University Thu 23 Oct
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posted by Stefan Hinz on Tue 21 Oct 2008 14:58 UTC
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(edit) mysql, database, sun, group, university
Update to tomorrow's MySQL University session: Petr will start presenting how to use NetBeans for writing PHP. David will continue showing how to use it with MySQL. To set expectations correctly, we've renamed the MySQL University to Working with PHP and MySQL in NetBeans.

Petr Pisl from the NetBeans team will be David Van Couvering's co-presenter for the MySQL University session this Thursday (see the announcement I posted yesterday). While David will focus on NetBeans with MySQL, Petr will demonstrate what NetBeans can do for PHP programmers, a species that uses MySQL all the time. Thanks for joining in, Petr!



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