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As I’ve discussed before, the size of the user base for MySQL Enterprise is much smaller than for MySQL Community. That means these critical features will be tested by only a few of their customers.
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That means these critical features will be tested by only a few of their customers. So, in effect, they will be giving their paying customers real, true, untested code.
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on 2008-04-15 by tswicegood
Have they been taking notes from Zend?
MySQL simply does not understand the market they’re in. Which is pretty pathetic actually, because the market is theirs to win or lose, and they seem determined to throw obstacles in their own way of winning it.
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