The operational database system MySQL is today one of the most important when it comes to the design and programming of relational databases. It has millions of applications and appears in the computer world as one of the most used by users of the medium. The MySQL program is used as a server through which multiple users can connect and use it at the same time.
The history of MySQL (whose acronym in English is moved to My Structured Query Language or Structured Query Language) dates back to the early 1980s. IBM programmers developed it to have a programming code that would allow generating multiple and extended databases for companies and organizations of different types. Since this time numerous versions have emerged and many of them were of great importance. Today MySQL is developed by Sun Mycrosystems company.
One of the most interesting characteristics of MySQL is that it allows to use multi-user databases through the web and in different programming languages that adapt to different needs and requirements. On the other hand, MySQL is known to develop high speed in the search of data and information, unlike previous systems. The platforms it uses are of various types and among them we can mention LAMP, MAMP, SAMP, BAMP and WAMP (applicable to Mac, Windows, Linux, BSD, Open Solaris, Perl and Python among others).
New versions of MySQL are being studied and developed that seek to present improvements and advances to allow better performance in all activities that require the use of relational databases. Among these improvements we can mention a new deposit and storage device, backup for all types of storage, secure replication, event planning and more.
