Am Freitag, 23. April 2004 06:09 schrieb Bruce Momjian: > o Are we marketing ourselves properly? > o Are we focused enough on ease-of-use issues? > o How do we position ourselves against a database that some > say is "good enough" (MySQL), and another one that some > say is "too much" (Oracle) > o Are our priorities too technically driven?
Success is not measured by absolute number of installations. You can measure success by having enough users so that the project can continue, enough users so you can make a living, more satisfied users than unsatisfied ones, more heavy-duty installations than personal database-driven websites, and by having a product that you feel good about. The only way to position ourselves is as the relational database with the best price/performance ration (price = TOC, performance = features + speed). And the only way to achieve any of these goals is by focussing on technology and ease of use. For the crowd out there, PostgreSQL is an exciting and growing topic. That's more important than the installation count. ---------------------------(end of broadcast)--------------------------- TIP 8: explain analyze is your friend
