It appears that the requirement #2 on the MySQL license page (http://www.mysql.com/company/legal/licensing/commercial-license.html) is not consistent with the GPL, which does not impose restrictions on non-linked programs. However use of the MySQL client JDBC or ODBC driver would appear to require either GPL'ing your code or your customers buying the commercial license, so in essence it is the same. Comments? Would use of a JDBC type-3 intermediate server be restricted as well, if only the intermediate server was GPL'ed?
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