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Drizzle, Clouds, "What If?". Exciting news in the world of MySQL: Drizzle is a new project to produce a massively stripped down version of the database server—InnoDB/UTF8 only, no permissions, views, stored procedures or triggers, simplified field types, optimised for the common subset of functionality used by web apps. MySQL’s Firefox?

Posted 23rd July 2008 at 12:30 am

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2 comments

  1. Sounds like MySQL's MySQL.

    Bob - 23rd July 2008 09:31 - #

  2. i thought that was what mysqlite was for? Oh, only Adobe Air according to google.

    Tom Coady - 23rd July 2008 13:45 - #

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