On 2014-05-27 15:28, Allen wrote:
No, it's what you are used to. I got used to SQL, well started, but I
would
think they all do the same job
Al
Depends how you do your app...do you treat the backend as just data
storage and do most code in the app? Then yeah, any backend should
suffice. If you write T-SQL or other RDBMS-specific code, you can't
just mix and match.
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