On 21 Dec 2007, at 16:33, Marc Dirix wrote:
Yes. I still think MySQL has core-problems, which are due to the original project goal (being fast for small applications, instead of feature rich, stable or sql compliant).
Not only that. MySQL was originally devised as a small, fast content database primarily for web applications. Content databases primarily perform select operations with most inserts, updates and deletes performed occasionally or in batch by one user at a time. Likewise MySQL is very fast on selects but not so fast on inserts, updates and deletes. In fact, PostgreSQL is often faster on those operations.
Robert
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