SUN Microsystems has upset customers just two months into
acquisition of MySQL.
It may close-off the advanced features of the open-source
MySQL database software to the general community in a bid
to make money
would this cause some future problems on database management.
wat do you think.
i dont think that would make some big problems into database.
many people wont aware with that news.
and if there is some problem, i believe it can be fixed right away.
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well, generally, hosting services pricing should normalize and go down.
this is true to Eu or US servers as demand there is high yet the supply
is much higher.
nevertheless, this may not be related to hosting price increase.
i'm sure there will still be a lot of freelance developers to continue
the legacy of open-source
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Advanced MySQL Features May be Blocked 
