New and Enhanced Third-Party Support for MySQL Storage Engine

Sun has announced new certifications in its MySQL Certified Storage Engine Program to include InnoDB, Kickfire, PBXT, and BrightHouse. The program enables commercial and community database engine developers to certify that their software has been tested and is compatible with Sun's MySQL Database Server – helping to assure MySQL users that these certified engines have reached high-level standards of usability, performance and integration. [...read more...]

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