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ArticleLiveMySQL Version
- By Chris Smith
- Published 06/18/2007
Hi All,
Just a quick post - I was wondering what version of mysql most people have access to.
Why? Different versions have different features - so knowing what people are running will allow us to decide how to approach different issues.
For example mysql 4.1 and above support subqueries (which are extremely handy), so if most people are running that version, that gives us a lot more flexibility when designing products and/or updates.
So can you please post a comment with your mysql version - thanks!
Just a quick post - I was wondering what version of mysql most people have access to.
Why? Different versions have different features - so knowing what people are running will allow us to decide how to approach different issues.
For example mysql 4.1 and above support subqueries (which are extremely handy), so if most people are running that version, that gives us a lot more flexibility when designing products and/or updates.
So can you please post a comment with your mysql version - thanks!
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8 Responses to "MySQL Version" 
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said this on 21 Jun 2007 3:29:16 PM CDT
mysql 4.0.27 on 1&1 linux server. it is possible to create a database in v5 but they say its still in development and would not recommend it. only if really necessary. I wouldn't mind donating a database v5 for testing with 1&1.
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said this on 20 Jun 2007 5:08:02 PM CDT
MySQL 5.0.26
PHP 5.1.6 PHP mysql Client API 4.1.11 PHP mysqli Cleint Client API 4.1.11 PHP PDO Driver for MySQL client library 4.1.11 |
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said this on 21 Jun 2007 2:36:45 AM CDT
We are currently using mysql 5
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said this on 21 Jun 2007 3:51:30 PM CDT
Hi,
We always use 4.1 (current 4.1 of the FreeBSD ports to be accurate) We are thinking of using 5 and have one server running it but no great demand yet.. PHP on the otherhand... :) Cheers, Darren |
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said this on 20 Jun 2007 4:29:34 AM CDT
My host has installed for us:
mysql Ver 12.22 Distrib 4.0.16 |
