On Jan 16, 2008, at 5:36 PM, Gil Hale wrote:
> If you use MySQL commercially for profit, and place
> your solution code that uses MySQL into the public domain, no
> license fee.
> If you do not put your code into the public domain then their is an
> annual
> license fee to be paid.
That is not correct. If you *distribute* MySQL solutions, whether
you charge for them or not, you need a commercial license. If you
simply use it in-house without ever distributing it, you do not need
the commercial license.
-- Ed Leafe
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