* David Costa <geeks@dotgeek.org> wrote:
<snip>
> I am sure SQLite can be faster, but its not comparable with either
> MySQL or PostgreSQL
> so is this text based "db" http://txtsql.sourceforge.net/
Ah, I'll have a look at this.
I'm using "flat" text tables in some web applications.
If I can edit the txtsql database by hand, I'll probably switch to it :)
<snip>
> When you talk about speed the average PHP developer is thinking about
> his guestbook or forum becoming slower with Pgsql
> and this is not true ;)
Well, this comes (better: *came*) from the issue that pgsql is a little
bit slower on connection startup than mysql (is it still ?). Some people
say, that comes *because* mysql is MT and pgsql is MP, but IMHO this is
not really true.
I already talked about this issue here. We could implement some kind
of preforking or backends processing more then one connection subsequently.
cu
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