Archive for 'MySQL'
Case insensitive constraint names in MySQL
By default, MySQL takes advantage of case-sensitive filenames on Linux, with lower_case_file_system = OFF and lower_case_table_names = 0 (i.e. the filesystem is case-sensitive, therefore database names are case sensitive; and table names aren’t forced to lower case). In this situation it’s possible to have two different databases whose names differ only in case - for [...]
Posted: March 12th, 2007 under MySQL.
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Building MySQL from source
After the introduction of the MySQL Enterprise Server, and the subsequent source-only release of Community Server 5.0.33, there was concern that MySQL would no longer provide official binary builds of the free Community Server. Fortunately, these concerns have now been addressed, but we will have to wait longer for binary releases.
In the meantime, you can [...]
Posted: February 25th, 2007 under MySQL, Windows.
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