Am 06.04.2007 um 14:25 schrieb Stephen Deasey:

>
> MySQL AB changed the licence for the client libraries to GPL some time
> ago to try to ensure that anyone linking to them also had to release
> their code under the GPL.  The driver should probably be GPL.

Hm... not necessarily... they actually offer commercial DB as well.
You can perfectly well BUY mysql. So it is not that simple as it
seems on the first glance. I cannot imagine all their libs are GPL
as that would mean that no commercial package may link against them
without letting the GPL virus inside...

>
> If this is for a product you're shipping you might want to investigate
> further. If this is for your website it doesn't matter.

It is actually for interfacing to an existing mysql instance that
we do not "own" or deliver. We just need to attach there and do
some data-mining.

>
> If you import it, can you call it nsdbmysql, for consistency?

Of course. Why not?


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