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MySQL 6.0 is for production. Can I use it for database storage of a large project?

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Here is a list of famous websites which use mysql. Is your project bigger than this? :)

Shoban
I am not Doubting on MySql Performance, I just wanted to know whether Its 6.0 Verson can be used for a Production Database. or I go for 5.1 Version.
Ashok Gupta
Sorry your question was little confusing.
Shoban
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MySQL 5.1 is the latest stable version, I'd recommend sticking with that. 6.0 will be quite unstable at this point.

Zoomzoom83
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MySQL 6.0 in this moment is a alpha version, so I suggest you to use the current stable release -> MySQL 5.1

Here you can find some info about the table size limit depending on operating System. MySQL has not internal limit.

baijiu
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Write correct spelling first! I think this site should add spellchecker first!

Please use the comments feature for meta-discussion like this.
Aron Rotteveel
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Only if there are critical enhancements that your site requires. And even then I'd hold back and use workarounds until it at least gets to beta.

le dorfier
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We tried to use the latest PHP and MySQL 5.1 with failure on an IIS7 machine. I am sure if you download the source of PHP and compile it, it would have support for 5.1, but out of the box it seems to support 5.0. So, we replaced 5.1 with 5.0 and everything worked flawlessly.

Short story is use what works well. I would try it in development and avoid it in production until everything works well.

Dr. Zim