MariaDB
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Funny how I was thinking the other day I keep using MsSqlServer where ever I go.. And today I stumbled on an article about MariaDB, apparently heir to MySql! (which I remember using quite successfully many years ago). So I wonder.. any impression to share on MariaDB? Does it support Entity Framework? Is it as fast as (or faster than) MsSqlServer? Good admin tool (like MSSMS)? Anything else?
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Funny how I was thinking the other day I keep using MsSqlServer where ever I go.. And today I stumbled on an article about MariaDB, apparently heir to MySql! (which I remember using quite successfully many years ago). So I wonder.. any impression to share on MariaDB? Does it support Entity Framework? Is it as fast as (or faster than) MsSqlServer? Good admin tool (like MSSMS)? Anything else?
A new .NET Serializer All in one Menu-Ribbon Bar Taking over the world since 1371!
Never heard of it until now. c# - Using MariaDB with Entity Framework - Stack Overflow[^]
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Never heard of it until now. c# - Using MariaDB with Entity Framework - Stack Overflow[^]
Haha, you too! ^_^
A new .NET Serializer All in one Menu-Ribbon Bar Taking over the world since 1371!
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Funny how I was thinking the other day I keep using MsSqlServer where ever I go.. And today I stumbled on an article about MariaDB, apparently heir to MySql! (which I remember using quite successfully many years ago). So I wonder.. any impression to share on MariaDB? Does it support Entity Framework? Is it as fast as (or faster than) MsSqlServer? Good admin tool (like MSSMS)? Anything else?
A new .NET Serializer All in one Menu-Ribbon Bar Taking over the world since 1371!
Now I understand whta it is, so far I have it in a Yocto recipe but never bothered to check what it is.
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Funny how I was thinking the other day I keep using MsSqlServer where ever I go.. And today I stumbled on an article about MariaDB, apparently heir to MySql! (which I remember using quite successfully many years ago). So I wonder.. any impression to share on MariaDB? Does it support Entity Framework? Is it as fast as (or faster than) MsSqlServer? Good admin tool (like MSSMS)? Anything else?
A new .NET Serializer All in one Menu-Ribbon Bar Taking over the world since 1371!
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It's a fork, not exactly a "version". Be careful, in theory it should be a drop in replacement for mysql, yet I have encountered errors, when the same query on the same database returns different results on mysql and mariaDB.
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Richard MacCutchan wrote:
I think your message was meant for the OP.
or Maria?
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Richard MacCutchan wrote:
I think your message was meant for the OP.
or Maria?
Take a letter...
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It's a fork, not exactly a "version". Be careful, in theory it should be a drop in replacement for mysql, yet I have encountered errors, when the same query on the same database returns different results on mysql and mariaDB.
My understanding is that MySQL and Maria are gradually diverging. Thus Maria is not quite a drop in replacement for MySQL any more. Don't ask me for details though. I've just exhausted my knowledge of MySQL vs. Maria. ;-) All I know for sure is that I'd prefer to go with Maria if I have a choice since the open source community prefers it over Oracle's ownership of MySQL.