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- <li><em>date</em>: Tue Jun 15 14:22:42 2004</li>
- <li><em>from</em>: kafka at antichri.st (George Carless)</li>
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I have considered it, but we already have quite a bit in place that's
mysql-based. And, to be honest, most of the stuff we need doesn't
especially need the likes of triggers, views, etc... and besides, I'm not
too much of a fan of such things since my impression has been that the
performance gains that they bring often come at the expensive of
transparency and ease of deployment/porting/etc. It may be ignorance on
my part but I have a feeling that a lot of the pro-postgres/anti-mysql
sentiment stems from a lack of understanding of mysql's new features
(particularly in non-myisam databases) and from a general snobbishness
about these things (which is the same snobbishness as tends to scorn PHP,
etc.) .. :)
At any rate, in my environment I would say that MySQL was a pretty decent
fit: there're more people here who understand it, and there's a greater
potential base of people to come and hack away on it.
I'm not in any way trying to incite any argument here; just noting that
mysql is generally fine for the tasks I'm working on.. and I think it's
generally better from a development standpoint to work with something you
broadly understand rather than learning something else because it's
"better".
Cheers,
--George
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