Hi Paul, > >I have one question left: I have a project with a very low budget > >(because it's private) and need a database with multimaster > >synchronisation, what should I use? > > Afaik, mysql supports multi-master replication just fine. Doesn't that suit > your purpose ?
Probably it does yes, I never tried that myself yet. What I tried to say is: depending on the budget and requirements a different database could be the best. Normally I prefer PostgreSQL, but if I need asynchronous multi-master replication MySQL is the better solution (actually PG is no choice). That's why it's a good idea to support both. Thomas -- http://www.tmueller.com for pgp key (95702B3B)
