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Comment on Announcing new Yum repositories for MySQL by [DYK] MySQL REPO : Yum repositories for MySQL now available! | [Did You Know] MySQL

[…] Blog :http://insidemysql.com/announcing-new-yum-repositories-for-mysql Server team blog: http://mysqlserverteam.com/mysql-yum-repositories/ The download link: […]

Instalar a versão mais recente do MySQL via yum

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Installing latest version of MySQL via yum

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MySQL New Feature Checklist

I spotted this checklist attached to a Worklog for an upcoming change in MySQL 5.7.3 (not yet released). What it is, is a series of Yes/No questions to be answered by developers, which is used as part of the QA process.

  1. Any new/modification in syntax introduced
  2. Any change in existing behavior of SQL
  3. Any change in mysql protocol
  4. Any change in result formatting or data types
  5. Any change in INFORMATION_SCHEMA and PERFORMANCE_SCHEMA
  6. Concurrency testing Required
  7. Any lock/deadlock testing required
  8. Any multi user/client testing
  9. Do you expect any data race, Data Corruption when multiple users request
  10. Boundary value testing
  11. Replication testing is needed
  12. Any change in binary log formats
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Bet the company! Just do it!

The term "bet the company" means that a company, large or small, puts everything it has in one big move. Betting the company when the company is small is one thing, this happens every day (you can say that MySQL did this, but they did it when they were small and and there wasn't really much to bet with). It is true that Henry Ford bet the company on the T-Ford, but at that time Ford really wasn't that big when Henry Ford started building the Model T using the Assembly Line which meant that the cars could be made much less expensive.

But how often do you see a major company betting itself on one single product line? Not that often I say, but that might be because I do not know industries outside IT and Cars that well, and also you tend to forget the failures and the associated companies.

One reasonably well-known failure was the Schlitz Brewing Company that went downhill in the early 1980's after betting on new …

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OurSQL Episode 160: More Free Hot Backup

This week we finish our 2-part series on xtrabackup. Ear Candy is changing the sorting behavior of GROUP BY and At the Movies is a talk on performance schema.

Events
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Upcoming MySQL events

Percona Live London 2013 is happening Monday November 11th and Tuesday November 12th, 2013 at the Millenium Gloucester Conference Center, with a community dinner on the 11th.

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The UTF-8 world is not enough

In English there are very few words of Japanese origin but I think this one has a great future: mojibake. Mojibake is the garbage you see when MySQL or MariaDB has a column definition saying character set A, stores into it a string that's actually in character set B, then ships it to a client which expects everything to be in character set C.

For some DBMSs (Drizzle and NuoDB spring to mind) it's apparent that the developers decided that users could avoid mojibake, and developers could avoid a lot of extra trouble, if everybody had the same character set: UTF-8. Well, MySQL and MariaDB have web users and UTF-8 is popular on the web. According to Web Technology Surveys, 80% of web …

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MariaDB Free Drinks Event at Percona Live London

Tuesday, 29 October 2013Author: tcallwayHang out with the MariaDB Team
Drinks are on us!

To celebrate MariaDB's participation at Percona Live London, we invite you to join us for FREE drinks on Monday 11th of November from 4pm to 7pm at:

Hereford Arms
127 Gloucester Road
South Kensington
London SW7 4TE
United Kingdom

Join the MariaDB Team for free beer, wine and snacks at this beautiful traditional Victorian pub. Just show your Percona Live badge at the bar.

Show up and join our prize draw: win a copy of the brand new Getting started with MariaDB published in October 2013 by our very own Daniel Bartholomew, or a Logitech Boombox - a wireless speaker that connects by Bluetooth to your smartphone or laptop.

The Hereford Arms is only 2 mins walk away from Percona Live …

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Comment on Announcing new Yum repositories for MySQL by Daniël van Eeden

There is a bug report about missing YUM and APT repositories. So that’s mostly fixed now http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=60833

Comment on Announcing new Yum repositories for MySQL by Rob Young

Congratulations to the MySQL team on this!

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