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Introduction
MySQL reduces the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) of database software by:
· Reducing database licensing costs by over 90%
· Cutting systems downtime by 60%
· Lowering hardware expenditure by 70%
· Reducing administration, engineering and support costs by up to 50%
In our white paper we'll show you how. You'll also learn how organizations such as Cox Communications, NASA, Sabre Holdings and Yahoo! have improved database reliability, performance and TCO using MySQL. You'll see how these techniques can apply in your organization.
Get the full white paper at http://www.mysql.com/tco (http://www.mysql.com/tco)
Products
Bugs
MySQL Tips & Hints
It is possible to run several MySQL servers on the same machine, provided that they don't work with same data. Each mysqld should have its own data directory.
When MySQL writes data, it gives it to the operating system.
It is a feature of some operating systems that they use "lazy
writes." That is, they do not actually write the data immediately,
but buffer it in memory for a short while. This allows the operating
system to optimize disk I/O in general. However, it also means that
data written by MySQL may not actually be written to disk immediately.
MySQL closes connections after 8 hours of inactivity. You either need to use a connection pool that handles stale connections or use the "autoReconnect" parameter (see "Developing Applications with MySQL Connector/J").
Events
You can read more about the geekcruise at
http://www.geekcruises.com/top/sql_top.htm
Contact sara.hendel@ucg.se or phone +46 703 168 833 for more information and participation.
Training
Partners' Corner