On 04 July 2001 21:21, Jonathan Stowe asked [EMAIL PROTECTED]: > 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 ? Is there a free alternative to MySQL? - lee
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