A recent post on the Google Developer Blog announces some enhancements Google's made to MySQL, in hopes that they will be adopted in the next release, and to allow everyone to begin using them. At the moment, patches are available for mysql v4.x only. DO-h!
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July 11, 2008 @ 09:57
Mysql lover says:
I think the contribution from Google will increase the reputation of MySql in terms of reliability and administration.