Clinging to sanity, xzilla@users.sourceforge.net (Robert Treat) mumbled into her beard:
> I have to wonder if there's been some ballot stuffing on the part of
> maxsql folks, since case studio only started supporting them in
> January IIRC. As an aside, I use this software and it's PostgreSQL
> support is pretty good, and the company itself is pretty responsive.
These sorts of polls are _always_ prone to ballot stuffing.
When PostgreSQL "won" the O'Really one (intentional misspelling :-)),
that was a result of "stuffing." Firebird's high showing on that one
was surely also due to ballot stuffing.
What is interesting about this one is that it demonstrates some sort
of change; in the past, I would have expected MySQL(tm) fans to stuff
in favor of that, as they are doubtless more numerous than MaxDB(tm)
fans.
The interesting question: Could this be the beginning of the
deprecation process of MySQL(tm)?
(Trademark Attribution: MySQL and MaxDB are registered trademarks of
MySQL AB in the United States, European Union and other countries.)
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