Posts Tagged ‘mysql’

Friday, January 16th, 2009 Razuna Virtual Server Image available for different environments posted in Digital Asset Management, Razuna, SixSigns
Tags: Apache, Business, CFML, Digital Asset Management, digital assets, ec2, media asset management, mysql, Razuna, s, server image, server platform, ubuntu, virtual image, virtual server, virtualiron, Virtualization, vmware, web content management
Posted in Digital Asset Management, Razuna, SixSigns | 6913 Comments »2009-01-16+11%3A56%3A14Razuna
Friday, December 26th, 2008 Razuna 1.1.3 released – even more power to the open source digital asset management posted in Digital Asset Management, Razuna, SixSigns
Tags: content management system, Digital Asset Management, digital assets, media asset management, mysql, Open Source, OpenBD, Razuna, SixSigns, web content management
Posted in Digital Asset Management, Razuna, SixSigns | 6653 Comments »2008-12-26+15%3A10%3A37Razuna
Wednesday, December 17th, 2008 Differences in databases or from Oracle to MySQL posted in Oracle, SixSigns
Tags: Database, databases, h2, increments, mysql, mysql insert, mysql server, mysql tables, null value, nvl function, Oracle, oracle database, oracle plsql, Razuna, select statement, sequence id, sequence numbers, sequences, storage engine, syntax
Posted in Oracle, SixSigns | 5955 Comments »2008-12-17+22%3A26%3A17Razuna
Tuesday, December 16th, 2008 MySQL Landscape and other databases posted in Razuna, SixSigns
Tags: Applications, Database, database mode, databases, mysql, open source license, Oracle, Razuna, server
Posted in Razuna, SixSigns | 6532 Comments »MySQL+Landscape+and+other+databases2008-12-16+21%3A10%3A45Razuna

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