I'm doing some research on which MySQL version is most common for hosts to have installed now that 4.0.14 has become the production version. So I have three quick questions for the webhost companies out there
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Which version of MySQL do you have installed right now?
If you haven't installed version 4.x, do you plan to install it soon?
If you're not planning on installing version 4.x anytime soon; why did you choose to wait?
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All responses are appreciated

Thanks in advance

We run 4.0.14 at the moment and will upgrade to the latest stable when it is released.

4.0.13 - didn't know 4.0.14 was out, but from the looks of this:
http://www.mysql.com/doc/en/News-4.0.14.html
it'd be a good thing (lots o bugfixes).

(runs and updates)
-David

Our servers are still at 4.0.13 with minimal problems. We only had one customers script that had a problem when we did that upgrade, but was easily fixed.
Glenn

Running 4.0.13 as well.

4.0.13 - without problems. I like V4 cache option (~74% - cache hits)

Uptime - 4 days 11 hrs 59 mins 25 secs
Key Reads/Key Read Requests = 0.000386 (Cache hit = 99.999614%)
Key Writes/Key Write Requests = 0.602982
Connections/second = 1.600 (/hour = 5758.250)
KB received/second = 2.563 (/hour = 9226.849)
KB sent/second = 5.394 (/hour = 19419.813)
Temporary Tables Created/second = 0.479 (/hour = 1724.942)
Opened Tables/second = 0.067 (/hour = 240.540)
Slow Queries/second = 0.000 (/hour = 0.130)
% of slow queries = 0.000%
Queries/second = 23.288 (/hour = 83838.455)
MySQL Query Cache hits = 4470927/6068063(74%)

Thanks for the replies :)

So far it seems like MySQL is updated pretty quickly at webhosts (which is good news), but I need some more replies in order to make something out of this questionnaire

So if you're reading this, but haven't answered yet, feel free to do so ;)

4.0.13 - no problems.

4.0.14 running perfectly on all our servers here.

3.23.5x still on shared servers. Reason - Sun One ASP (formerly Chilisoft) only supports 3.23 line right now.

- John C.