> concurrent users, AIR), Oracle9i
> PointBase, etc -- most any popular DB except MS-SQL-Server and
> MS-Access.
>
> If you use SQL-Server, have a look at Sybase -- they share ancesters &
> both have T/SQ.
Sybase sounds interesting. I don't really want to move to Oracle because of
the syntax differences (I mean, I'm just going by what I see here, and it
always seems like if someone gives a SQL solution, they almost always have
to add an Oracle caveat, it seems) because I'd like to work on some "work"
stuff on the laptop. So, Sybase uses things like @@IDENTITY?
What "flavor" of SQL does MySQL use?
I think it's now a toss-up kinda, between the two, but it seems like MySQL
is going to be the most "common" in that it seems like every host on earth
supports it.
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