Oracle has announced the general availability of MySQL Cluster 7.2 as a GPL download, and claims to have achieved a benchmark of 1 billion queries per minute and 110 million updates per minute on an eight-server cluster. Those results, based on the flexAsynch test in the DBT-2 benchmark, were attained using a new NoSQL NDB C++ API.
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Oracle claims new MySQL Cluster does 1 billion queries per minute
15 PHP Cheat Sheets
We have showcased WordPress cheat sheets in the past. In today’s post, we bring to you another collection of cheat sheets but this time it is a cheat sheet for PHP. PHP cheat sheets are very helpful for programmers that use the language because PHP has hundreds of base functions and thousands more via extensions. You can find these well documented functions in the PHP site, however, the built-in library has a vast variety of naming conventions and inconsistencies. If you are developing something then these quick reference sheets may be of help to you as it takes a lot of time to go and search for the right syntax on multiple websites. Read more →
Remove weird characters from your WordPress database
If your WordPress database is filled with weird characters (For example, if you pasted something from Microsoft Word…) the following recipe will solve the problem by replacing those characters by the correct characters.
Simply run the following SQL query on your WordPress database, using the command line client or PhpMyAdmin. This will remove weird characters
from all your posts and comments.
