Martjin,
I really don't like to point fingers or anything like that, but the simple fact
Oracle owns the MySQL copyrights is by it self very concerning, as all our
investments (time and money) could be lost over night, if Oracles decides to
close de source or change it's licensing policies. Man
Maybe a three-years consul composed from and elected by the community (by
community I mean the people that contributed with funds, not the user
community) by voting?
Regards,
Bruno B. B. Magalhães
BLACKBEAN CONSULTORIA
Rua Real Grandeza 193, Sala 210, Botafogo
Rio de Janeiro, RJ, 22281-035, Br
Hi Guys,
Let's say that every mysql developer (here I am thinking only persons, not
companies) that wants mysql to go forward would contribute from $500,00 to
$1500,00, how much are we talking about? And we would have a 100% community
owned and community driven open source initiative...
Course
Hi guys,
the easiest is to use MySQL Migration Toolkit, I've sucessfuly used it
with SQL Server (2000 and 2008) and Oracle 9i, all with simple
structures and simple data, but worked VERY well...
Regards,
Bruno B. B. Magalhães
Sócio-Diretor de Negócios e Tecnologia
BLACKBEAN CONSULTORIA
Rua
