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Old 02-20-05, 08:23
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version 5.1 is the current version -- PLEASE READ THIS IF YOU'RE NOT ON 4.1 YET

mysql version 4.1 has been in production status since october, 2004

if you're not on 4.1 yet, and you post a problem and wish to receive a solution involving sql, it is your responsibility to mention which version you're on

otherwise, you might get a solution using sql that works only in 4.1

deal?

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Old 10-29-05, 09:17
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hi,
The newest production version is now 5.0.15. Download it from MySQL AB website
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Old 11-15-05, 06:21
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Does this mean that MySQL 5.0 is now stable?
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Old 11-15-05, 06:54
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of course it does

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Is ver 5.1 such a big leap ? Their reference manual is divided into 3.23, 4.0, 4.1, 5.0 and 5.1 - if it isnt then 5.0 and 5.1 would be one manual.
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Old 02-19-06, 11:07
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of course it does


I asked a similar question a few months ago and someone replied version 5 was not for production use. If it is that stable, can we use its stored procedures, triggers, events, etc. in production, too?
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Old 02-19-06, 14:02
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If it is that stable, can we use its stored procedures, triggers, events, etc. in production, too?
yes, you betcha!!
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Old 05-02-06, 18:01
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Hmm.... Mysql 5.0 is better, faster and very stable
- Triggers
- View
- stored procedures....

and much more new solutions and features available... I suppose noone should hesitate.. to start using new version
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Old 03-20-09, 13:09
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Upgrade 5.0 to 5.1 on production for having table partitioning, if your db tables dealing very large amount of data.
--Neeraj
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Old 09-01-10, 18:38
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OK so where do I find the update?
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Old 09-01-10, 18:39
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Never mind my last post I overlooked it in this thread.
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Old 02-21-11, 12:50
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After some troubles upgrading it I just got it.

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