Just updated the datagrid so if you don't specify an ORDER BY clause, ordering will be disabled. You can if you wish either not specify an ORDER BY clause (in which case ordering will be disabled), or you could specify one to get your rows ordered how you want, and then set the allowSorting property to false to disable ordering.
Bear in mind that this is the development version, but it will probably be released soon.
Since I've been pinged about this a couple of times the answer is
that I know of no plan to close source the Archive Engine's backup program, archive_reader.
No one has removed it from the 5.1 tree, in fact no one has
approached me about it.
Hell, I doubt most even know that it is there :)
I was just reading Fabrizio Capobanco’s take on the MySQL excitement (”this move is clearly into the right direction”) when it occurred to me that the situation is related to the comments recently made by the former CTO of Kaplan Test, Jon Williams, at the recent OSBC conference.
As I wrote at the time: “Another point Jon made was that the subscription model helps keep open source vendors on their toes as every year he gets to decide whether they will received another payment.”
In other words, as …
[Read more]Two great posts were written over the weekend on MySQL, and I'd encourage you to read both. The first is from Pierre @ Milking the GNU who has some ideas for how MySQL/Sun can make money with a 21st-century software business. The second is from Glyn Moody, wondering if ...
DTrace Integration with MySQL 5
On April 15-16, we demoed a few DTrace probes for MySQL 5.0 integrated with Chime visualization Tool at MySQL users conference 2008. Here is an snapshot of the DTrace probes in chime showing the query execution time/count in Chime tool:
The DTrace probes inserted into MySQL 5.0 in the demo are:
provider mysql {
probe data__receive__start(int);
probe data__receive__finish(int);
probe query__plan__start(char \*);
probe query__plan__finish(char \*);
probe query__execute__start(void \*, char \*,
char \*, …
DTrace Integration with MySQL 5
On April 15-16, we demoed a few DTrace probes for MySQL 5.0 integrated with Chime visualization Tool at MySQL users conference 2008. Here is an snapshot of the DTrace probes in chime showing the query execution time/count in Chime tool:
The DTrace probes inserted into MySQL 5.0 in the demo are:
provider mysql {
probe data__receive__start(int);
probe data__receive__finish(int);
probe query__plan__start(char \*);
probe query__plan__finish(char \*);
probe query__execute__start(void \*, char \*,
char \*, …
This past week I was out in the Bay Area for the MySQL Conference and Expo. I hit the pre-event parties and attended the conference's opening day. The first day featured a great set of opening keynotes from Marten Mickos, Jonathan Schwartz and Werner Vogel, CTO of Amazon.
Marten Mickos, tellin' like it is.
Jonathan Schwartz divulging Sun's "secret plot."
The main reason for my attendance at the Conference was to get a bunch of podcast interviews as well as to be interviewed by the press as Sun's "Linux Guy." I ended talking to the Register, Information Week and DevX as an interviewee.
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[Read more]Send in by Ruben Daniels
Lustre is one of the most popular upcoming open source cluster file systems out there. When you want to run Xen’s from a SAN using Lustre you need to support both in the Linux kernel. Both XEN and Lustre are near mature products. This means there is support for it. But it’s quite difficult to find the right source and to combine it with the right kernel source of each. It took me a week of trial and erroring until I found a combination that worked. Since Google wasn’t much help I wrote this article so it might help you. This installation is Ubuntu Gutsy specific. You can start out with a basic Gutsy installation. Hardy is getting Lustre support, but at the time of this writing the package doesnt match the default kernel of Hardy.
First we apt-get some utilities and Xen packages
apt-get install quilt libc6-xen libxen3.1 …[Read more]
MySQL announcement during the 2008 User Conference really sparked
some responses from the community. Many comments on Slashdot. More on Jeremy's blog, and still more on Mike Krukenberg's blog.
Will MySQL closing enterprise source impact you? Please take the
poll, it's open until 06/01/08!MySQL DBA & Programming Blog by
Mark Schoonover