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Old June 29th, 2003, 06:02 PM
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Mysql & PHP 5 not married anymore?
I've just read that PHP 5.0 is now release as beta and available officiallly for download.

I also notice that php will no longer bundle the MySql client libraries due to certain restrictions in the MySql licensing.
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Indeed, it is true...

from PHP.net:
Removed the bundled MySQL client library

http://www.php.net/ChangeLog-5.php
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Elaborate please??
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Forgive the ignorance, but why is it a good thing ?
I thought that the two technologies worked well together, and the integration made for a rather shallow learning curve when it comes to getting up to speed with web app programming.
Just curious...
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This really is bugging me. And what is bugging me more is that they have bundled SQLite, whatever the hell that is. mySQL is clearly a much better known database. It leads me to ask, is there some sort of under the table deal going on here?
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Forgive the ignorance, but why is it a good thing ?
I thought that the two technologies worked well together, and the integration made for a rather shallow learning curve when it comes to getting up to speed with web app programming.
Just curious...

Its a good thing as it will force people to download and install the modules; hence the learning experience.
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