databases [was: Re: Ruby Active Record]
Lynn Fredricks
lynn at paradigmasoft.com
Thu Apr 20 18:52:58 EDT 2006
> > mySQL AB has done a thorough job of stating that any potentially
> > commercial use, you are going to have to pay their commercial fee.
> > This was considered very carefully in pricing Valentina.
>
> In my case, I have a for-profit client whose product goes out
> to non-profit clients of theirs. The MySQL licensing gets
> pretty dicey there. I don't pretend to understand whether
> anyone needs to buy a commercial license, what kind, and
> who's responsible for taking care of it.
Id pass the buck to whomever writes the checks ;-)
There are a couple of places I recall where it says something like "when in
doubt, send us money".
There are a lot of cool open source projects out there - one of my favorites
is Joomla. mySQL found a profitablity formula that works for them, and they
managed to ride the popularity of open source - I cant argue with their
success.
Best regards,
Lynn Fredricks
President
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