19 May 2013

The Ruby Reflector

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Upgrading

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By Peter Zaitsev of MySQL Performance Blog 11 months ago.
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Upgrading MySQL is boring topic, upgrading MySQL is something we would rather to be done with and get benefits from new cool features or be done with bugs and limitations which haunted us for years. Yet if you're not careful performing MySQL upgrade you can get advantage of multiple opportunities of downtime and data loss, which come as just some of the risks. There is also one special thing about upgrades - unlike many other tasks DBA has to do, major version upgrade is done only …

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By Ines Sombra of Engine Yard Developer Blog over 1 year ago.
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A few months ago we launched an alpha release of MySQL 5.5. Today we are releasing a more robust version as a public Beta, which includes fixes and enhancements based on customer feedback. You can select MySQL 5.5 from your environment and install the Percona Server v5.5.13. The Percona build is an enhanced drop-in replacement for MySQL that allows you to run queries with greater speed and consistency.

Benefits of Upgrading

MySQL 5.5 delivers significant enhancements that enable …

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By Ray Drainville of Falling Leaves - Home over 2 years ago.
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Practical Advice on Upgrading

Importing your old mail can be problematic. Back up first (but you do that already, right?). When I first imported, Outlook crashed—and upon reimporting I found I had duplicated mail folders & categories. And when I started deleting some of the duplicate categories (that is, categories that were once projects), I found that Outlook started to delete thousands of messages associated with those categories. Which repeated category should you delete? Well, …

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