On Wed, 28 Mar 2001, Bret Hughes blurted out:
BH>Chuck Mead wrote:
BH>
BH>> I hate waiting! :-) Made 'em myself... we're using them here at
BH>> MoonGroup, in production, and on all our test boxen. These are made with
BH>> the same spec file that Red Hat uses so they will work just fine as
BH>> upgrade RPMS for RH7 (which is what we use). Note that unless you really
BH>> know what you're doing you should not try to upgrade the RPMS from
BH>> mysql.com with these and vice-versa... there are some pretty big
BH>> differences.
BH>
BH>Just curious. Why did you choose mysql instead of postgress? We are about
BH>to start a DB driven application development project and I am leaning
BH>toward postgress since it appears to be more scalable. Pros and Cons
BH>anyone?
I work with a lot of opensource projects which use database backends.
Most of them use mysql so it's kind of necessary for me... a lot of them
are beginning to implement database layers which make your choice of
database immaterial. For now the MoonGroup site runs on mysql and I've
invested a lot of time into it so I won't changing it soon...
Prior to mysql changing their license I only used postgres but once they
did the volume of app's available for mysql is bigger so I gravitated
that way.
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Chuck Mead, csm -AT- moongroup.com, Owner, MoonGroup.com
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