>> Is the MySQL scheme for /Core robust enough to begin using as a business >> solution? >That depends ... what does the term of "business solution" mean >in your case? You have to use CGI anyway and mySQL doesn't support >transactions (it does, but not too well last I heard) ... My needs are relatively simple, like creating an online support area, for issues tracking. I don't see an e-commerce need in the near future. MySQL should catch up in transactions locking by the time I need it. >> My preferred solution? Use the MySQL scheme with /Core until /Command is up to speed. >What does it mean - up to speed? What I mean is I've read recently that the "/Core" in /Command is behind the latest version of /Core. -pekr- -- To unsubscribe from this list, please send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe" in the subject, without the quotes.
