Jonathan Stowe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > What would be represent half an hours down time with a sensible system is > going to take all day with MySQL - WHY DO PEOPLE DO IT ? Oh bollocks, you haven't thought hard enough about it. -- Dave Hodgkinson, http://www.hodgkinson.org Editor-in-chief, The Highway Star http://www.deep-purple.com Interim CTO, web server farms, technical strategy ----------------------------------------
- Divorcing data storage from business logic David Cantrell
- Re: Divorcing data storage from business logic Paul Makepeace
- Re: Divorcing data storage from business logic Matthew Byng-Maddick
- Re: Divorcing data storage from business logic Dave Hodgkinson
- Re: Divorcing data storage from business logic Matthew Byng-Maddick
- Re: Divorcing data storage from business logic Dave Hodgkinson
- RE: Divorcing data storage from business logic Richard Clyne
- Re: Divorcing data storage from business logic Paul Makepeace
- Re: Divorcing data storage from business log... David Cantrell
- Re: Divorcing data storage from business logic Dave Hodgkinson
- Re: Divorcing data storage from business log... Redvers Davies
- RE: Divorcing data storage from business logic Lee Goddard
- Re: Divorcing data storage from business logic Robin Szemeti
- Re: Divorcing data storage from business logic Dave Hodgkinson
- Re: Divorcing data storage from business log... Simon Wistow
- Re: Divorcing data storage from business logic Robin Szemeti
- Re: Divorcing data storage from business log... Struan Donald
- RE: Divorcing data storage from business log... Lee Goddard
- RE: Divorcing data storage from business logic Richard Clyne
- RE: Divorcing data storage from business logic Richard Clyne