MySQLer
nounEtymology From MySQL + -er.
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A user of the open-source relational database management system MySQL.
- Hello MySQLers, I set up some MySQL tables with timestamp fields.1999 September 29, Peter, “MySQL timestamp distinct and other problems. What is best date choice?”, in comp.databases (Usenet):
- For MySQLers, a helpful function is mysql_num_rows(), which is called on the query result ID and returns an integer.2000, Tim Converse, Joyce Park, PHP 4 Bible, Wiley, →ISBN:
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- Dear members, I know you are MySQLer^([sic]) but be honest, what is the the^([sic]) most used Database in ISP of webhosting, and the reasons. And fornyou,^([sic]) after MySQL what is the DB the^([sic]) you prefer in webhosting.2001 August 27, jhs...@transalianca.com.br, “the most used DB in Webhosting”, in mailing.database.myodbc (Usenet):
- I'm a PostGreSQLer rather than a MySQLer, and looking through the mailing lists there it looks like theres^([sic]) been talk of accessing the XML as data rather than as text ...2004 February 6, Rick Measham, “[OT] MySQL for Web Apps”, in perl.macosx (Usenet):
- MySQLers: No need to sort this stuff in PHP! Use MySQL's INET_ATON() family of functions to save cycles.2007 January 30, r...@digital-crocus.com, “note 72709 added to function.usort”, in php.notes (Usenet):
- Why do we want this?? Because some apps have *lots* of data and many really don't care whether they lose a few records. Honestly, I've met people that want this, even after 2 hours of discussion and understanding. Plus probably lots of MySQLers also.2007 February 26, Simon Riggs, “COMMIT NOWAIT Performance Option”, in pgsql.hackers (Usenet):
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Historical An employee of the Swedish software company MySQL AB.
- The big issues that I believe that people raised were: […] * Lack of clarity from MySQL on what is and not acceptable use of GPL-licensed MySQL […] Also, I have started discussing these issues with the other MySQLers and hope to have something useful to report soon.2004 August 5, Zak Greant, “Re: using mysql in commercial software”, in mailing.database.myodbc (Usenet):
- MySQLers are also known to fire up a chat session on the side while on a conference call with a customer—the digital equivalent of kicking each other under the conference table.2006, Fortune, page 140:
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- I filed a support ticket with MySQL, which unfortunately isn't publicly available. […] This is some of my comments on the support ticket (#4053, in case MySQLers are watching!): […]2006 June 29, Jeremy Cole, “about bug-4053”, in mailing.database.mysql-internals (Usenet):
- So, should it be considered as a bug or it is a feature? =3D) Please MySQLer's^([sic]) fix me if i am just wrong =3D)2007 May 9, Holman Romero, “Re: [PATCH] Proposed patch for #22615: MySQL Server incorrectly catogorizes the lost+found directory as a database”, in mailing.database.mysql-internals (Usenet):
- > I thought this practice is deprecated, so I must send the hand-made propo= sed > patches to the Internals@ list exclusively... Well, probably I'm wrong. I > commit to my local clone, so you just get my notification e-mails. Yes, for patches contributed by non-MySQLers we still prefer reviewing and discussing them via the internals mailing list.2007 June 20, Lenz Grimmer, “Code reviews performed in public”, in mailing.database.mysql-internals (Usenet):
- > This talk, was accepted. I would like to solicit professional (non > flaming) information on where people think MySQL can learn from > PostgreSQL. Well, frankly, I'm not much help. The reason why I never submitted a talk to MySQLCon, despite invitations, is that I couldn't think of content which would be both of interest to MySQLers and yet not improve MySQL's competitive position against PostgreSQL.2007 December 11, Josh Berkus, “MySQL Con 2008”, in pgsql.advocacy (Usenet):