>
> I'm rooting for PostgreSQL to become the open source app that ate
> Oracle. MySQL will never be capable of that, but I don't think it
> needs to be. There will always be a niche for small, quirky apps that
> have just enough functionality to get the job done and keep the
> learning curve short and shallow.
>
sorry to interject. i'm using posatgresql at work for a calendar system and
have found it an excellent tool. still learning and i'm sure i've only
scraped the surface but it copes well with 100+ users whihc is what we want.
i've also used mysql at home and for web projects and found it ok.
to make my point though which is this. i ,too, also hope that postgresql
will become the product that ate Oracle, along with MS SQL Server. the
groundwork is there and it gets better with each release. my company is on
the brink of dropping MS altogether (for internal network and server needs)
and i hope it is one of many.
> Bob Hall
>
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