Paul
Russell Horn wrote:
It is better to stay with Postgres. If you don't want to loose your business stay away from MySQL.
Oh come on, there are many reasons to use Postgres, but this is just FUD.
Just as an example off the top of my head, take a look at http://www.livejournal.com/stats.bml (2.5 million active accounts, 367,000 updates in the last 24 hours and all on a mysql backend).
There's a host of other big sites all using MySQL - Yahoo! Finance, Slashdot (handling 360 queries per second) and others. If you're losing data on MySQL with 10 users you have a configuration or coding problem.
Again, Postgres offers many features that MySQL does not and vice versa, but to suggest that MySQL shouldn't be used because you'll loose data is a bogus argument.
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