“Computer Associates International on Monday plans to widen the
field for open source alternatives to commercial databases with the
general release of the Ingres r3 database on the Linux and Windows
platforms.“Although MySQL has had its open source database on the market,
CA believes it offers a more enterprise-ready alternative with r3
which, unlike MySQL, provides features such as triggers, stored
procedures, and views. MySQL plans to add those to its product next
year…”
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