At least in some previous versions, I understood MySQL could not do the
following:
WHERE ID IN (12,45,78,999,etc)
Apart from this (if the limitation still exists, for which there's a
workaround) how practical would it be to have the "offline updateable
version of the database" in SQL7 and the "online read-only version of the
database" (updated once a day) in MySQL
That is, how practical is to export a DB from SQL7 and import it into MySQL
on a daily basis?
In addition, I understand MySQL's reputation is that it's very fast on read
type SQL. Are there any agreed-upon benchmarks in addition to the
conventional wisdom?
best, paul
PS> Rob: Do you have any thoughts on TextDB for full-text indexing? It
does seem fast to me. http://www.webest.dk
At 01:10 AM 10/13/00 +1000, you wrote:
>on 10/13/00 12:51 AM, Ryan at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > Still, MySQL will run on winblows and is free. Actually now that I think
> > about it I think its free unless you run it on windows, in that case its
> > a few hundred or thousand $$ or something... but they may have removed
> > that restriction.
>
>MySQL has been GPL'ed and it's now free on all platforms AFAIK.
>
>--
>
>Rob Keniger
>big bang solutions
>
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