November 21, 2003, 12:28 PM — Many have been surprised by MySQL's move into several high-profile enterprise installations. But according the confident CEO of MySQL AB, the open source database is more than ready to compete head to head with proprietary rivals - and has been for some time. (Free registration required to access article.)
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