MySQL
Looking for a freeware database solution for your small business? MySQL provides a surprisingly robust feature set without the price tag of commercial products.
High Performance MySQL is a wonderful reference for database administrators migrating to the MySQL platform, particularly in enterprise deployments.
Database professionals around the world are heralding the release of MySQL 5, just in time for the holiday season! This major new release of the popular open-source database packs in quite a few new features that bring MySQL into the league of full-featured relational databases. In this article, we’ll explore a few of the highlights of this new platform.
Fed up with the world of commercial software licensing? Are you looking for a stable database platform for your organization but sweating at the hefty price tags attached to mainstream products from Microsoft and Oracle? MySQL may be for you!
Vikram Vaswani's book MySQL: The Complete Reference is a wonderful technical reference for this popular open-source database platform. It's comprehensive enough for seasoned MySQL users yet clear enough for the newcomer.
This 10-part series of articles by Kevin Yank offers a comprehensive tutorial enabling you to create interactive web sites with MySQL.
MySQL, Linux and Perl. Is it really possible to build web-enabled database applications without spending a cent on software licensing? This 8-part series gets you started!
Looking to move from Microsoft Access to mySQL? This small freeware utility will facilitate automation of a large portion of your migration tasks.
This site offers a Mac OS port of the mySQL client application programmer interface (API). An invaluable resource for Mac developers.
Looking for a database management system without the price tag? MySQL is an open source (read: free) solution! Download it here.
MySQL Front is a free 32-bit Windows front end for database administrators working with MySQL. Download the latest version at this site.
DevShed.com offers a four-part series on MySQL administration practices including initial setup, privilege assignment and real-life examples.
This site provides a mirror of the complete documentation for MySQL version 3.23.0. This is a great quick reference source for administrators and developers alike.
