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LS wrote:
> Where does Connector/J fit into the MySQL3.23.x versus MySQL4.x client
libraries?
> Someone mentioned to me today that mod_php is still compiled with the
old 3.23
> client even though it may be talking to a 4.x server, so I'm wondering if
> Connector/J does anything different depending on whether it's talking
to a 3.23
> server or a 4.x server.
Connector/J does things differently when talking to 3.23, 4.0 and 4.1,
but it's all transparent as far as an end-user is concerned. There are
no native libraries used in Connector/J ... It's 100% pure Java, and
speaks the MySQL network protocol directly, so it doesn't have the
issues with library incompatibility that native applications might have
on some operating systems.
-Mark
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