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What are the differences between MySQL's Community offerings versus their Enterprise offerings?

MySQL Community Server offers bug fixes and feature upgrades every few months. MySQL Enterprise offers more frequent updates, as well as service and support, including network monitoring, an advisory service and design help. See http://mysql.com/products/enterprise/ for a full description of all Enterprise has to offer.

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