As far as I'm aware, MAXDB is completely different from MySQL, although
it's sold by the same company. It's basically SAP's DB, which is really
just a fork off of Adabas D, which has been a mainframe database for a
long time.
So, it really has nothing to do with MySQL, just the MySQL company.
I looked into SAPDB once a long time ago. It has several good features,
including:
* Oracle 7 compatibility mode
* Several data warehousing enhancements
* My favorite - TABLESPACES!!
It was near impossible to install, but seemed to work a lot like Oracle.
Just my impression.
Again, this has nothing to do with the MySQL product. Also, MySQL has a
lot pbigger budget for PR than PG.
Jon
On Fri, 21 Nov 2003 Martin_Hurst@dom.com wrote:
> It would appear that MySQL is making great strides into the commercial and
> even the enterprise arena.
>
> I am not seeing the same news coverage being said about Postgresql.
> I believe Postgresql has been a much better rdbms than MySQL for a long
> time, so then why has not Postgresql grabbed the commercial and enterprise
> arena before MySQL did?
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> MYSQL SURPRISES WITH MAXDB | SearchEnterpriseLinux.com
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> MySQL isn't just an inexpensive data store any more. It's gone
> mission-critical, says CEO Marten Mickos, who adds that his company
> is capable of servicing and supporting an enterprise's database needs
> and still fit neatly alongside Oracle and other big database players.
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> MySQL appliance for Linux arrives:
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> "The product is highly reliable, very fast, and straightforward to use,"
> Robert Frances Group's Robinson said. "The company is engaging in a number
> of partnerships (Pogo and SAP) both to enhance its own product and to
> increase its level of commercial support. Commercial support is critical to
> increasing the number of enterprise deployments of MySQL, and the company
> and its partners have done an admirable job of addressing this issue."
>
> http://searchenterpriselinux.techtarget.com/originalContent/0,289142,sid39_gci913719,00.html
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