InnoDB Dropped From Oracle MySQL Classic Edition

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Submitted by dkd903 on Thursday November 04, 2010 @04:36PM

dkd903 writes "In a move to make MySQL more profitable, Oracle has dropped support for InnoDB storage engine from the MySQL Classic edition which is available for free. So this free version of MySQL – the classic edition is left with only one storage engine, that is MyISAM. InnoDB Storage engine will be available only from MySQL Standard edition and above which starts at US$2000."
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you know, there is postgres, and it's free. (Score:1)

by JustFisher (1123293) writes:

Oracle buried netbeans. Then opensolaris. What would you expect?
Is this recoverable? (Score:2)

by QuantumBeep (748940) writes:

Will it take more than a fork to keep InnoDB available?

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you know, there is postgres, and it's free. (Score:1)

Is this recoverable? (Score:2)