Sadly a company will believe anything that a consultant they trust tells them. Otherwise there'd be little point in hiring a consultant to give them advice would there?
It seems rather illogical that you'd refuse to work with a company that had been given potentially sub-standard advice, based on what appears to be a theological view?
Either that or you have more consulting work than you know what to do with, that you can afford to base business decisions on an ideological basis.
If I chose not to work with companies that used Windows as servers (because IMHO, Windows is not a good server environment) my house would've been repossessed, and I'd have probably starved by now.
T.
Keith C. Perry wrote:
The way I look at it is that I probably don't want to deal with a
company that thinks that MySQL on windows is "good environment".
