On Jul 23, 2008, at 3:36 PM, MB Software Solutions General Account
wrote:
> Right....and for the purposes you mentioned (cloud, etc.) it should be
> perfect. My question is that the stuff introduced in MySQL5 (Stored
> procs, triggers, etc.), did that *really* make it less attractive
> (speed-wise) for some folks? I guess so, otherwise, why make this
> product?
Because raw speed isn't the only criterion used to select a database.
Being able to meet a feature requirement checklist matters a lot to
some people.
-- Ed Leafe
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