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On 2/12/99 at 12:23 David Filion wrote:
>into. I'll be the only user and because I'm just 'playing around there
won't be
>large quantities of data. So far I've looked at MySQL, ProgreSQL, Sybase,
>Oracle. As you can tell by looking at my system, high performance is
>mechanically impossible but for my purposes it's not a major issue.
>
>Anyone have any suggestions on what to go with? I want something that
meets the
>current SQL standards (SQL92?) as much as possible.
I am no database expert, however it depends on what you really want to do
with it...... MySQL is popular, however if you read its license I am not
sure why, it is fast, but Lacks what ProgreSQL offers, also ProgreSQL has a
better licencse and is probably why RH back it. A lot of the programs that
use MySQL also work with ProgreSQL, and possibly more will be ported later
Oracle I would imagine a lager firm or company that has already been using
it.
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