Open-source darling MySQL is facing a new uprising within its customer base over plans disclosed this week to reserve some key upcoming features, and their source code, for paying users of its ...

MySQL's customer base is upset at recent revelations that features like online backup capability are being reserved for paying customers only ...

The popular open-source applications is set to get support for clustering, a feature that lets one or more databases take over if another fails.

Sun officials confirmed that new online backup features will be offered to paying MySQL Enterprise users only — a plan that sparked criticism from open-source advocates.

The new features and improved performance now available with the launch of MySQL 5.6 are designed to appeal to its core web, cloud and mobile heartland.

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Oracle announced that early access to new features of MySQL 5.6 is available for the community to test, deploy and provide feedback.The latest features are focused on better scalability, performance ...

The popular open-source applications is set to get support for clustering, a feature that lets one or more databases take over if another fails.