can 4.0.x be used to replace 3.23.xx _now_?

[David Garamond]

i read in several places (like in recent osnews.com newspiece and some other prior postings to this list) that mysql 4.0.x is supposed to be "stable" now. but the front page of mysql.com still lists 4.0.5 under "development".

so does the mysql developers suggest that mysql is still "unstable" or "non-production" yet? i'd love to use some 4.x features, but i am reluctant of migrating my max-3.23.53a installations over to max-4.0.5 because of this. is migration recommended/acceptable now? (yes, i know the "if it ain't broken, don't fix it" saying. but i could use some of the new features of 4.x...)

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dave


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