On 10/19/05 8:01 AM, "Uzo Madujibeya" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Have you guys by any chance investigated using Hibernate as persistence layer
> which you can use to interrogate a number of RDBMS? Many of the issue you
> mention with specific database usage are handled by hibernate.
>
> Uzo
>
Have you guys by any chance investigated using Hibernate as persistence layer which you can use to interrogate a number of RDBMS? Many of the issue you mention with specific database usage are handled by hibernate.UzoOn 19 Oct 2005, at 12:31, Sean Davis wrote:I am not a programmer, but I do use dat
On 10/18/05 11:12 PM, "Michael Avila" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have been reading the series of messages on MySQL versus Postgres. I have a
> couple of concerns myself. There is one that is important to me. Am I being
> paranoid or is there a good reason to be concerned? Here is my situation.
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I have been reading the series of messages on MySQL versus Postgres. I have
a couple of concerns myself. There is one that is important to me. Am I
being paranoid or is there a good r
I have been reading the series of messages on MySQL versus Postgres. I have
a couple of concerns myself. There is one that is important to me. Am I
being paranoid or is there a good reason to be concerned? Here is my
situation.
I have programmed a database in MySQL 4.x. The database could have abo
