> > Personally, I'd stick with a well supported database with an SQL > interface. MySQL's getting a bit silly with licensing, so the obvious > choice to me is Postgres. Alternatlively, I've got a copy of Oracle 10g > - but that may be a bit of overkill (:
I believe Postgres to be a 'real' database server, and MySQL to be a toy. Postgres adheres to the ANSI SQL standards and supports transactions. I used to be a database programmer, but at the moment I don't have any database projects going on. When I do, they will be based on Postgres. Andy -- Now playing: Imogen Heap - Sweet Religion
