At 01:27 PM 3/5/2001, you wrote:
>I think you will find that the latest version of mysql supports transactions
>( http://www.mysql.com/news/article-54.html ), we have successfully moved
>from sql server 7.0 to mysql 3.23.32,
Was unaware that the latest version supports transactions. We're running
3.22.32, will look into upgrading. Still no stored procedure support though.
>as a side note we also dropped the use
>of coldfusion 4.52 and moved to php4.04. this was due to not only the cost
>saving gained but the extra stability of a open source non coldfusion
>platform.
I've also encountered stability problems with some CF apps and have always
been able to resolve them - they've so far always been the result of bad
programming. As with all development environments, CF has it's advantages
(for me they are primarily extremely rapid development and a quick learning
curve for non-programmers). These advantages are not a good fit for all
applications - I wouldn't let an inexperienced programmer develop anything
other than peripheral components of a site. Having said that, I would not
conclude that these advantages make CF a bad development environment for
anything other than small-scale applications, but I agree that out of the
box, some of the built in functionality sucks (mailing and scheduling in
particular come to mind).
Mark
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