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HADB
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HADBHigh-Availability Database
HADBHigh Altitude Dive Bomb


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The rise of MySQL's popularity in the enterprise has not been paralleled by a rise of cost-efficient, high-availability database technology options that can support business-critical applications," said Susan Eustis, President, WinterGreen Research.
Solid to Deliver Pre-Packaged Database High Availability To MySQL ... by Business Wire
Adoption of high-availability database technology -- The company has also seen great interest and successful customer implementations with its MySQL Cluster high-availability database product -- especially within the Telecom (Alcatel Lucent, Cisco, Ericsson, HP OpenCall, Motorola, Nokia, Nortel Networks) and E-commerce/Web (Clareity, CyberSource, neckerman.
MySQL AB Completes Record Year by Business Wire
This feature uses one central, high-availability database server for permanent storage, and two servers for non-permanent storage.
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