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Yes, you can do this. Remember that Oracle will eventually ask every person in the company "How many MySQL servers do you have?" Also remember that Oracle may make changes in their enterprise ver...
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#2: Post edited
by
Trilarion
·
2021-12-14T00:30:07Z (about 3 years ago)
corrected typo
- Yes, you can do this.
- Remember that Oracle will eventually ask every person in the company "How many MySQL servers do you have?"
Also remember that Oracle make make changes in their enterprise versions to make them incompatible with the open versions.
- Yes, you can do this.
- Remember that Oracle will eventually ask every person in the company "How many MySQL servers do you have?"
- Also remember that Oracle may make changes in their enterprise versions to make them incompatible with the open versions.
#1: Initial revision
by
dsr
·
2021-06-07T17:50:45Z (over 3 years ago)
Yes, you can do this. Remember that Oracle will eventually ask every person in the company "How many MySQL servers do you have?" Also remember that Oracle make make changes in their enterprise versions to make them incompatible with the open versions.