Meaning of MySQLer | Babel Free
Definitions
- A user of the open-source relational database management system MySQL.
- An employee of the Swedish software company MySQL AB.
Examples
“Hello MySQLers, I set⟳ up some MySQL tables with timestamp fields.”
“For MySQLers, a helpful function is mysql_num_rows(), which is called on the query result⟳ ID and returns an integer.”
“Dear members, I know⟳ you are MySQLer^([sic]) but be honest, what is the the^([sic]) most used Database in ISP of webhosting, and the reasons. And fornyou,^([sic]) after MySQL what is the DB the^([sic]) you prefer⟳ in webhosting.”
“I'm a PostGreSQLer rather than a MySQLer, and looking through the mailing lists there it looks like⟳ theres^([sic]) been talk⟳ of accessing the XML as data rather than as text ...”
“MySQLers: No need⟳ to sort⟳ this stuff in PHP! Use⟳ MySQL's INET_ATON() family of functions to save⟳ cycles.”
“Why do we want⟳ this?? Because some apps have⟳ *lots* of data and many really don't care whether they lose⟳ a few records. Honestly, I've met people that want⟳ this, even after 2 hours of discussion and understanding. Plus probably lots of MySQLers also.”
“Andrii Nikitin, a MySQL support⟳ engineer located in Ukraine, has asked for help⟳ from MySQLers and I've decided to open⟳ this up to the community at large. Andrii's son Ivan, who is 2 1/2, is in need⟳ of a bone marrow transplant operation. This will require⟳ going to a clinic in Europe that will not be covered by regular insurance. […] Many MySQLers have⟳ kicked in to help⟳ out, but more is needed.”
“This is perhaps an implementation quirk of Postgres's, but it does have⟳ some advantages and we're not interested in giving them up just because it confuses MySQLers ;-). The main advantage is that having separate⟳ catalogs in each database is more robust (no matter⟳ how badly database A gets messed up, database B will be okay) and reduces contention for catalog access.”
“I'll point⟳ out that the MySQLers are enamored of the 3-byte integer, which even on MySQL saves zero space or memory over using a 4-byte. Just because people like⟳ it doesn't mean⟳ it works.”
“This one is targeted at you MySQLers: Polaricon recently upgraded to v2.0 its Jet Profiler for MySQL—a real-time query-performance and diagnostics tool for DBAs and developers.”
“Become⟳ a MongoDB DBA - What to Monitor⟳ (if you’re really a MySQLer)”
“The journey! That is the key point⟳. MySQLers think⟳ about data as data stored into a database. When we think⟳ about the movement of data, we refer⟳ to it in terms of data extraction or data loading. The fact is, in IoT, data has value and it must be treated and considered when stored somewhere (data at rest⟳) and when moving from one place⟳ to another (data in motion).”
“This is a world where DevOps Engineers need⟳ to be much better at performance than they currently are. Users do not support⟳ systems fail⟳, so tasks for preparation and mitigation of failures become⟳ more important in a DevOps culture. Some activities for MySQLers include⟳ adding extra capacity, performance tuning queries and moving traffic away from unstable regions.”
“The big issues that I believe⟳ that people raised were: […] * Lack of clarity from MySQL on what is and not acceptable use⟳ of GPL-licensed MySQL […] Also, I have⟳ started discussing these issues with the other MySQLers and hope⟳ to have⟳ something useful to report⟳ soon.”
“MySQLers are also known to fire up a chat session on the side while on a conference call⟳ with a customer—the digital equivalent of kicking each other under the conference table.”
“I filed a support⟳ ticket with MySQL, which unfortunately isn't publicly available. […] This is some of my comments on the support⟳ ticket (#4053, in case MySQLers are watching!): […]”
“So, should it be considered as a bug or it is a feature? =3D) Please⟳ MySQLer's^([sic]) fix⟳ me if i am just wrong =3D)”
“> I thought this practice is deprecated, so I must send⟳ the hand-made propo= sed > patches to the Internals@ list exclusively... Well, probably I'm wrong. I > commit to my local clone, so you just get⟳ my notification e-mails. Yes, for patches contributed by non-MySQLers we still prefer⟳ reviewing and discussing them via the internals mailing list.”
“> This talk⟳, was accepted. I would like⟳ to solicit professional (non > flaming) information on where people think⟳ MySQL can learn⟳ from > PostgreSQL. Well, frankly, I'm not much help⟳. The reason⟳ why I never submitted a talk⟳ to MySQLCon, despite invitations, is that I couldn't think⟳ of content which would be both of interest⟳ to MySQLers and yet not improve⟳ MySQL's competitive position against PostgreSQL.”
“Several Sun MySQLers have⟳ been denied short stay⟳ business visas to Australia - yes, Australia - as they attempted to attend⟳ a Linux conference in Hobart, Tasmania. According to a blog post⟳ from Kaj Arno, vice president in charge of "database community" at Sun Microsystems, several employees - many of whom worked with MySQL - have⟳ been barred from entering Oz.”
“Forking is the sign⟳ of a robust developer community, argued Kaj Arnö, vice president of community relations in Sun's MySQL group. Arnö has been with MySQL since 2001, making this his second acquisition. "I have⟳ a phrase that I used to use⟳ last⟳ year: 'I cannot speak⟳ for Sun, because I am a MySQLer,'" he said during a post-keynote interview. "Now I have⟳ to do the same thing: I cannot speak⟳ for Oracle, but I will say⟳ that there are some things that an acquisition will not change⟳. One is that MySQL has a huge user base⟳. Another is that, though the founders and CEO are no longer with us, we have⟳ inside Sun some of the best MySQL experts. But most importantly, what has not changed is the license⟳ for MySQL. If you don't trust⟳ us, trust⟳ the GPL."”
“It's not clear to me that *Oracle* has ever had any particular view⟳ about DBD::mysql. It's not an Oracle product. It wasn't a Sun product before Oracle bought Sun. And as far as I am aware, it was not a MySQL AB product before Sun bought MySQL AB. It's true that MySQLers contributed some work⟳ to DBD::mysql, but as far as being any official company product ... I have⟳ never had that impression.”
CEFR level
B1
Intermediate
This word is part of the CEFR B1 vocabulary — intermediate level.
This word is part of the CEFR B1 vocabulary — intermediate level.
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