On Mon, 2003-06-02 at 18:28, scott.marlowe wrote:
> MySQL is designed as a high speed data storage system with minimal
> relational capabilities and almost non-existent contraint capabilities.
...
> Since database speed has never been an issue for the stuff I do, I've
> never needed to sacrifice the rich environment of Postgresql for the
> faster one of MySQL in production.
I would add to that - recent versions of PostgreSQL are not slow. And it
makes a great back end for second generation webapps.
Speed is no longer an issue.
Cheers
Tony Grant
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