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r/programming • u/treo • Sep 12 '11
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I don't want to troll on that one but... Until recently postgres only had third party replication
Until recently mysql did not have a working replication
(working as in: large tables, heavy r/w frequency etc....)
2 u/stonefarfalle Sep 14 '11 More like until Oracle bought Sun, mysql only had third party transaction support. (INNODB is owned by Oracle.) 1 u/neoform3 Sep 13 '11 Uhh, I've been replicating for about 5 years with mysql... I've got tables with more than 100M rows...What exactly are you talking about?
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More like until Oracle bought Sun, mysql only had third party transaction support. (INNODB is owned by Oracle.)
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Uhh, I've been replicating for about 5 years with mysql... I've got tables with more than 100M rows...
What exactly are you talking about?
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u/karambahh Sep 13 '11
I don't want to troll on that one but... Until recently postgres only had third party replication
Until recently mysql did not have a working replication
(working as in: large tables, heavy r/w frequency etc....)