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Installing and Configuring Oracle SQL Developer with MySQL

Installing Oracle SQL Developer was way too easy!Installing Oracle SQL Developer is pretty straight forward to install. You will need to install the Oracle SQL Developer software and the MySQL J Connector (JDBC driver). It then requires about two minutes to point and click through the setup of the MySQL connection using the JDBC driver in SQL Developer. Oracle SQL Developer has the following

Announcing VideoPress.com


The tasty new logo

We’ve been busy lately here at WordPress.com — we’ve had an announcement of a new or updated feature for you every day this week. Today, you’re getting a two-fer!

Earlier this week, we announced VideoPress, the great new video feature for WordPress.com. Now VideoPress has its own home on the web at VideoPress.com. We’ve also got a great video introduction created by our company auteur Michael Pick, so be sure to head over and check it out. We’ll be continuing to add features to VideoPress, including support for WordPress.org users, so stay tuned to VideoPress for all the latest. …

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Comment Reply via Email Improvements


Since opening up the comment reply via email feature to everyone last month we’ve been continuing to improve it. Here are some of changes that have gone in during the last few weeks:

  • Better detection of email auto responders / vacation messages
  • Added a reminder to the bottom of comment notification emails about the reply via email feature
  • Vastly improved support for non-English character sets
  • Fixed a problem that some iPhone users were seeing
  • Improved email address parsing for Blackberry users
  • Fixed cases where signature blocks weren’t being properly removed
  • Better paragraph formatting when parsing comments

And many little tweaks to deal with the oddities of various email clients. You’d be amazed how many email …

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Gearman UDF now in Drizzle

If you’ve pulled the latest Drizzle code from lp:drizzle, you may have noticed a new plugin/gearman_udf directory in there. This is a new UDF that acts as a Gearman client. This is mostly a port of the Gearman MySQL UDF I wrote, but I did it the proper C++ way to fit in better with Drizzle. It also uses the new plugin system Monty Taylor has been working in, which makes it much easier. :)

To use it, just make sure you have the Gearman C library installed and Drizzle will pick it up and build it for you. No extra configuration required!

The following example assumes you have a Gearman job server and a reverse worker running (see examples/reverse_worker in the C library package).

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Perl and Java Stored Procedures for MariaDB 5.1

I just applied the external stored procedure patch to a branch of MariaDB and uploaded it to LaunchPad.You can see the branch at https://code.launchpad.net/~atcurtis/maria/5.1-wl820Note that this is not in any reasonable condition to merge into MariaDB. Hopefully we can engage in dialog as to how we can bring this feature properly to MariaDB, MySQL and Drizzle, hopefully making the plugins

Log Buffer #146: a Carnival of the Vanities for DBAs

Hello and welcome to the 146th edition of Log Buffer, the weekly review of database blogs. I have to make this a quick one, but I hope (as always) that the links give you the highlights of this week’s blogs.

Oracle

Let’s start with Jonathan Lewis’s report from IOUG Day 4: ” Not so much a little gem today as a little surprise and a few consequential thoughts. In a presentation on optimising star transformations the presenter pointed out that bitmap indexes are only available in Oracle Enterprise Edition.”

Here’s Doug Burns with the first of a series on …

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451 CAOS Links 2009.05.15

Open Database Alliance formed. Oracle buys Virtual Iron. AccesStream reaches version 1.0. And more.

Follow 451 CAOS Links live @caostheory

I’ve just met a fork named Maria
MySQL founder Monty Widenius and Percona CEO Peter Zaitsev announced the launch of the Open Database Alliance - “a collection of companies working together to provide the software, support and services for MariaDB, an enterprise-grade, community-developed branch of MySQL.”

Continuent and Open Query quickly announced their membership, while Monty later …

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HA MySQL, write scaling using Cluster to non-cluster replication

There are various setups and solutions to solve the problem of having redundant mysql masters and scaling writes on them. MySQL Cluster can be an alternative. Here is why and how:
Pros:

  • No need to worry about DRBD failover and recovery times
  • No need to worry about potential data loss when failover from active master to standby master (has all binlog really been replicated over from the failed master?)
  • Writes go to any mysql server connected to the Cluster - thus writes are easy to scale
    The data nodes will then send the committed writes to every mysql server with --log-bin enabled.
  • MySQL Cluster can handle a lot of writes (but the slaves can become the bottleneck)
  • Data nodes can be added online (MySQL Cluster 7.0) - …
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Sequential Web Frontends/Browsers are the Killer

Response times of any web application are very critical for the end-user experience. Steve Souders takes a detailed look at several large Web sites and concludes that 80-90% of the end-user response time is spent on the frontend, i.e., program code that is running inside your Web browser.

Traditional parallelization techniques and caching are without a doubt very effective in the design of scalable Web servers, databases, operating systems and other mission-critical software and hardware components. Assume that all these components are perfectly parallel and optimized, Amdhal's law still suggests that response time improvements will be very modest, or barely measurable.

Sequential Web Frontends/Browsers are the Killer

Response times of any web application are very critical for the end-user experience. Steve Souders takes a detailed look at several large Web sites and concludes that 80-90% of the end-user response time is spent on the frontend, i.e., program code that is running inside your Web browser.

Traditional parallelization techniques and caching are without a doubt very effective in the design of scalable Web servers, databases, operating systems and other mission-critical software and hardware components. Assume that all these components are perfectly parallel and optimized, Amdhal's law still suggests that response time improvements will be very modest, or barely measurable.

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