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Welcome to the MySQL Forge Wiki!
The MySQLForge Wiki is a place for the sharing of ideas and knowledge about the MySQL Server and related products.
Users, DBAs and Developers working on MySQL are welcome to share their knowledge and experience here!
MySQL Conference & Expo
- MySQL Conference and Expo 2008 - presentation files, notes, social events, and more!
Documentation, FAQs
- The MySQL User Guide - A user-driven guide to MySQL
- Documentation - User contributed documentation, including localised versions.
- Getting Started - Articles and tutorials for beginners
- MySQL FAQ - The Frequently Asked Questions list
- MySQL Development - On developing with and on MySQL.
- Data Warehousing - On adminstering and designing data warehouses with MySQL.
- Quick Reference - The MySQL Reference Manual is great, but in some cases a quick reference is even better.
- Presentations and Tutorials - slides, videos and other material
- MySQLDevelopment Tutorials - The tutorials and articles have been moved from MySQLDevelopment to the MySQLForge Wiki.
Software
- Forge Projects - MySQL Forge Project Wiki pages
- Contributing - How to contribute to the MySQL project
- GUI Tools - MySQL GUI Tools
- Storage Engines - MySQL supports quite a few storage engines, and this is the one-stop resource center for them.
- Software Preview - Early access to new features
Community
- MySQL User Groups - Meeting MySQL Users and Enthusiasts in your area
- MySQL Events - information about conferences and events worldwide that involve MySQL.
- MySQL University - MySQL University is the MySQL Engineering Training Program, now opened up!
- Google Summer of Code 2008 - MySQL intends in participating in the Google Summer of Code 2008. Come code with us!
- MySQL Merchandise - links, ideas and suggestions
- The MySQL Community Relations Team
- MySQL On The Internet - There are many pockets of MySQL communities online. Here we attempt to keep a list of them.
Development
- Specifications for MySQL products.
APIs
Many programming languages provide APIs to access a MySQL Server.
Platform-Specific
MySQL is supported on a huge variety of operating system platforms. The following categories contain platform-specific documentation, tutorials, installation instructions, and notes: