Oracle's MySQL Enterprise Gets Upgrade
By eWEEK Staff |
The former Sun Microsystems product MySQL got an upgrade from its new owner Oracle this week, the first since the database and applications giant acquired Sun. The new version offers new query performance monitoring tools.
Oracle issued on May 17 a new edition of MySQL Enterprise, the first major upgrade of the open-source relational database since Oracle completed the acquisition of MySQL's former parent, Sun Microsystems.
But the release will do little to assuage the suspicions of MySQL users and open-source community members that Oracle won’t give the database full and enthusiastic support since it acquired the technology in the buyout of Sun Microsystems. That's because this release was under development well before Oracle closed its $7.4 billion buyout of Sun.
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