On 2002.08.20 01:09 Ruben Safir wrote:
>
> Of course. Monty would *love* you to get MySQL officially into
> OpenOffice, and thereby secure a *huge* automatic userbase for MySQL...
I doubt your installbase is a quarter of Monty's, and Monty doesn't need more users
Everyone with a FS system uses it.
> pity that it can't actually do what people will need from here and into
> the future, let along scale up to department sized loads, etc.
It runs Slashdot - Gee how is that.
It ran my Medical School Clinic with over 60 million records, read and wrting
constantly, out of the box with almost no changes.
I ran an industrial plant with it and their labeling system.
>And if
> you want to then migrate to a more powerful database server, such as
> Oracle, DB2, Sybase,
Yeah - Oracle is a Dream -- NOT
Do you want is small and light or a monster like Oralce which avises a
recompile of the kernel for more shared memory segments prior to install
> expect them to be massively inefficient until you
> re-write your application.
Like one line in DBI, give or take a correction for non-complient SQL
in Oracle
>
> Good. It's called ODBC, JDBC, etc, same as the rest of us without
> native drivers at present have.
This just scuks. Both those methods are more inefficent than anything else
I can think of. ODBC is a complete non-starter. It's FAT, a resource and network
hog, inflexible and flatout insecure.
Other than that, it's fine.
> The majority of people who need a database on a website don't need
> transactions, subselects, an system optimised for scalability, etc.
> They need a database which "does the job" for their website.
MORE IMPORTANTLY - The zillions of secretaries using ACCESS don't need it.
This is called playing both ends against the facts and the truth.
As I said, this is NOT open for debate. No MYSQL support and the product is
a non-starter.
>
> MySQL is *not* going to be packaged along with OOo. There are enough
> *experienced* DBA's around to be able to explain to you in *depth*
Your TALKING to one and you just don't get it. DBA's don't install
ACCESS into their practices. It comes preinstalled with the BOX
and the secretary makes the decision.
YEESH
I guess you haven't noticed this trend.
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