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Monday Dec 08, 2008
Last winter I had the privilege of working on the MySQL integration team - what is it about MySQL and vodka shots? But I digress... I met lots of great people from across the world working on MySQL and one of the things they were working hard on back then was MySQL 5.1, which is all about making MySQL better at dealing with really large data sets, from a query optimization and performance perspective. Well we've officially launched MySQL 5.1 today!
Check out the whitepaper and the webinar. And if you're really handling that much data in your MySQL database, you should consider an enterprise subscription plan for access to 7/24 expertise, knowledge and some additional tools that will help your database run better.
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