Open-source database company MySQL has decided to <A HREF="http://news.zdnet.com/2100-3513_22-6147312.html?tag=nl.r23660">stick to the current General Public License</A> rather than move to an upcoming revision, pending broader industry acceptance. MySQL, one of the most successful commercial ventures to use the open-source General Public License, has modified its license terms from "version 2 or later" to "version 2" only, according to Kaj Arno, the company's vice president of community.