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MySQL to draw curtain on older databases (InfoWorld)
( InfoWorld ) - MySQL has published its first “end of life” timetable for its open-source database and will no longer provide free updates for some older versions of the product starting next month, it said this week. The company has been relatively generous in the past in providing free updates for versions of its database as old as five years or more. Maintaining several releases at
MySQL sees an end for old databases - Techworld.com
MySQL sees an end for old databasesTechworld.com, UK - 23 hours agoMySQL has published an ‘end of life’ timetable for its open-source database and will no longer provide free updates for some older versions of the product …
MySQL joins Microsoft Visual Studio Industry Partner program (CIOL)
London: MySQL AB, the developer of the world’s most popular open source database, announced its participation in the Microsoft Visual Studio Industry Partner (VSIP) program as an Alliance-level partner.