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There is a quick survey on MySQL developers zone, asking which languages are used with MySQL database.

If you use MySQL, vote for your favorite language on the survey.

Quoting from Colin Charles blog,

To vote, you actually have to click the Community link, to get to the DevZone, scroll down a bit, and get to the MySQL Quickpoll. Why can’t I link directly to the quickpoll? Why can’t you vote on the results page? That is left as an exercise to the reader…

Update. Apparently, after Colin ironic remark, someone made a direct link available.

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