<snip>MySQL is unsupported freeware and lacks enterprise management
functionality. It has a small limited feature set compared to ORACLE, DB/2
and is lacking the functionality...</snip>
Chris,
The guy who wrote this has pointy hair, doesn't he? Tell him that MySQL is
'freeware' just as Linux is 'freeware'. God forbid anyone should run a
critical application on a freeware platform, huh?
I guess the folks at Yahoo, TuCows and NASA made a huge mistake - after all,
unsupported freeware like MySQL has such a limited feature set, doesn't
scale well, and is unsupported...
Give me a break. Every time I think perhaps The Dilbert Principal is
fading, the Pointy-Haired-One rears his pointy head...
Thanks for the laugh, Chris! Good luck!
Jay Fesco
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