If I switch to 5.0, are there any issues with PHP? Will my 4.2.2 version of PHP work just fine with 5.0? I also have a Windows C++ program that talked to mysql over the Internet via the C API, will it still work after the 5.0 (or the 4.1.1) upgrade? I'm not doing anything fancy with it.
Other than whats in the docs, are there other issues to think about when upgrading from 3.23? Can I go straight from 3.23 to 5.0? According to the docs, it just seem to be the GRANT tables.
Ron
Josh Trutwin wrote:
On Sun, 16 May 2004 13:51:29 -0700 Ron Gilbert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am going to upgrade from 3.23 and was wondering if 4.1.1 is stable
enough? This is just for some personal websites, nothing mission critical, but on the other hand, I don't want to deal with endless problems.
The reason that I'd like to go to 4.1.1 is for sub-selects, otherwise I'd stick to 4.0.18.
What I would really like is go to 5.0 (for stored procedures), is 5.0 stable enough for casual use?
I've been using 5.0.0 for some sites and use it for an RDBMS class, nothing mission critical mind you, but it's worked very well in my opinion (running on SuSE Linux). There were a couple upgrade issues which are covered in the documentation, but nothing serious.
YMMV
Josh
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