Chidamparam writes:
> Hi,
> We are a Telecom Software Product Development company, developed a product
> on Windows NT platform with MS SQL Server 2000 Database,
> inserting around 3 million records/month (in one table), the database grows
> to 20GB/month and the database will be accessed simultaneously for providing
> reports/graphs, looking for an alternate efficient database to port the
> above.
>
> Will you please clarify whether MySQL supports
> 1. Stored Procedures
> 2. Triggers and
> 3. Cursors
>
> Also provide information to port the application from MS SQL Server 2000 to
> MySQL.
>
>
>
>
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> M.Chidamparam
> Amoeba Telecom
> Tel: +91 (422) 311645/46/47
>
Hi!
No MySQL does not provide the above functionality yet. Some stored
procedure functionality is available through UDF functions (with C /
C++).
MySQL can however support very large table sizes on the OS's that
support them. Also, on most benchmarks, MySQL has proved to be faster
then MS SQL.
We also pride ourselves in providing a better support.
Regards,
Sinisa
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