InnoDB Storage Engine Dropped From Oracle MySQL Classic Edition? [closed]

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InnoDB Storage Engine Dropped From Oracle MySQL Classic Edition? What does this mean for the average developer who uses mysql or shall we start looking for alternatives?

http://digitizor.com/2010/11/05/innodb-dropped-from-oracle-mysql-classic-edition/

Thanks in advance ;-)

Just tr开发者_高级运维ying to understand what this really means?

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People that you refer to use Community Edition. And nothing is changing about it.

About Classic Edition:

MySQL Classic Edition is only available to ISVs, OEMs and VARs to license as an embedded database.

I doubt that you used it.

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Classic Edition is a build of MySQL that is embeddable into applications, rather than a stand-alone server application. It has never included the InnoDB storage engine.

Community Edition is the version of MySQL I would assume most people care about/are using/it's the open source version. It still includes InnoDB.

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The classic addition is listed as appropriate for embedded applications, and it's meant to be as small as possible. The cost listed there is if you want the support subscription, and they do not offer support for the classic edition.