postgres outperforms mysql on very high traffic sites
where there are lots of INSERT and UPDATE commands
issued, but for small sites where a majority of database
calls are reading (SELECT), MySQL kicks postgres ass...
there was a really good article on phpbuilder.com a few
months back... check it out.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Chris Lee [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Subject: Re: [PHP] About Commit..
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> mysql does support transactions if used with berkely db. php does not
> support mysql transactions. in any sort of functions sence, you can try
> passing the commands to mysql with the mysql_db_query() command, but do not
> if this will work. if your looking for a completely new database, try
> postgres, its very nice, more feature rich and comparable to speed to mysql.
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