> That's not why you want to avoid MySQL. You want to avoid MySQL
> because it's underpowered. No transactions, no foreign keys, no subselects,
> etc. etc.
No Unicode, no large nested queries, no views, no triggers, no server-side
language : no PLpgSQL, no PLperl, etc... Poor ODBC support...
If your database is involved in a business, you need to migrate to
PostgreSQL. One day or another, MySQL limited features will hinder you.
/Jean-Michel
