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Proxy, Proxy, on the Wall, who is the fairest of them all...

Dear Lazyweb,

I am tracking three four five lots of different proxies for MySQL today:

http://forge.mysql.com/wiki/MySQL_Proxy
http://consoleninja.net/code/dpm/README.html
http://spockproxy.sourceforge.net/
http://sqlrelay.sourceforge.net/
http://myosotis.continuent.org/HomePage
Proximo

Would someone please do a write up on which is best, which is moving forward, and synopsis the differences? I don't expect a front runner just yet, but it would be nice to see a …

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Log Buffer #96: a Carnival of the Vanities for DBAs

This is the 96th edition of the weekly review of database blogs, Log Buffer.

Let’s start this one in SQL Server Land, with a question from Dennis Goboshould SQL Server have the CREATE [OR REPLACE] PROCEDURE syntax? There are, he writes, advantages: “When scripting out a database you don?t have to generate if exists…..drop statements,” and disadvantages: “I can overwrite a proc without even knowing it.” Of course, the commenters have opinions of their own, and the piece becomes a straw poll for the desirability of that syntax as a feature.

Aaron Bertrand has one too: …

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Honor award at HP Linux forum 2008

I got yesterday a honor award at the HP Linux Forum 2008 in Helsinki, from FLUG (Finnish Linux user group) for "important work for the good of Linux" and for "working to keep the code open even when part of MySQL management has been of different opinion".

The major award went to Ubuntu Suomi for their good work in translating Ubuntu to Finnish and helping Finnish users setting up and using Ubuntu.

Linux.fi got the other honor award for their work on creating a Finnish Wiki for Linux users.

Arto Teräs, the spokesman of FLUG, said among other things, that "MySQL was one of the killer applications that brought Linux to the business world and to other places where Linux was not used …

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Linux: How do you rename a user account in linux?

In Linux, there is no command which will rename a user account. If you make a mistake creating a user account, user changes their name or if user does not like his user name, there is no real easy way of going and making the change. Only thing I know you can do is to go through some files and rename user manually. Let us say that we have a user who is named joe and we want to rename him to john.

Note: you must be logged in as root to do following.

vi /etc/passwd
find joe and change it to john, save/exit

vi /etc/group
find joe and change it to john, save/exit

vi /etc/shadow
find joe and change it to john. This file is read only and you have to force overwrite it. In vi it is :w! once saved, quit.

cd /home
mv joe john

And that should do the trick.

[Edited] Right after I posted this post, I was contacted and was told to look at utility called usermod. Read …

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OpenSolaris (and GlassFish and MySQL) on Amazon EC2

You may have seen Jonathan's note on OpenSolaris, MySQL and GlassFish being available on Amazon EC2.

Details on the OpenSolaris portion are available at the EC2 Blog (Welcome, Launch and New Limits), at …

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Who Dons the Java DB T-Shirt
 

Giuseppe Maxia took this picture at JavaOne, 2008, just a couple of days ago.

It shows Marten Mickos (MySQL) donning the Java DB T-Shirt and giving a friendly hug to PostgreSQL evangelist …

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MySQL enjoying its new home

So it seems that Sun has made it clear that the core product will remain open source. Of course the definition of what is core and what isn't is up to Sun/MySQL to decide, but it seems that overall more things will be released as open source than if MySQL would have gone through with its planned IPO. So this is a good thing. Speaking of non core products, I really like what Mike and his team are doing in the GUI department with the workbench and their other GUI tools. However since Sun is friendly to PostgreSQL and actually also distributes SQLite (its …

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Pics from CommunityOne & JavaOne

Here are a few pictures from earlier this week taken at CommunityOne and day one of JavaOne

Podcasts a comin'

In the next few days I will also be posting a bunch of podcasts I did while in San Francisco including a bunch from key OpenSolaris folks, a post-Distro-smackdown recording,  an interview with the Fedora IcedTea guys and a chat with the JRuby dudes.

 
Mr. Finch exits -- Before …

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PHP: PDO_MYSQLND 1.0.2-alpha released

I am glad to announce the availability of the first alpha version of PDO_MYSQLND. PDO_MYSQLND is a PHP PDO driver for MySQL based on the MySQL native driver. PDO_MYSQLND 1.0.2-alpha is available for download on http://downloads.mysql.com/forge/pdo_mysqlnd_preview. Please read the announcement and check the MySQL Forge project page on PDO_MYSQLND for further information.

What is PDO_MYSQLND?

PDO (PHP Data Objects) is a data-access abstraction layer for PHP. PDO consists of a core and a rich set of database specific drivers. Traditionally there has been one PDO driver for MySQL called …

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PHP: PDO_MYSQLND 1.0.2-alpha released

I am glad to announce the availability of the first alpha version of PDO_MYSQLND. PDO_MYSQLND is a PHP PDO driver for MySQL based on the MySQL native driver. PDO_MYSQLND 1.0.2-alpha is available for download on http://downloads.mysql.com/forge/pdo_mysqlnd_preview. Please read the announcement and check the MySQL Forge project page on PDO_MYSQLND for further information.

What is PDO_MYSQLND?

PDO (PHP Data Objects) is a data-access abstraction layer for PHP. PDO consists of a core and a rich set of database specific drivers. Traditionally there has been one PDO driver for MySQL called …

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