Adam Douglas wrote:
> 1. Replication between 2 sites via the internet over a VPN or just using a
> secure connection.
Chapter 11 in the manual (p. 354 of the PDF). You're set. SSH will get
you the secure connection.
> 2. Transaction processing capabilities with the ability to roll-back a
> transaction.
I've been informed that the innodb table type supports transactions.
> 3. A Windows based interface that is easy to use, similar to Access
> look/feel.
Others are answering this. Of course, if it's just for users to pull
info out of, you could build an intranet front-end with your favorite
scripting (PHP/ASP/Perl) or tag-based (Blueworld Lasso) language.
> 4. ODBC compliant database and drivers
Lots of 'em: http://www.mysql.com/downloads/index.html
> 5. Ability to provide connections to website via PHP
And it does it extremely well and blazing fast.
> 6. Commercial support.. consultants, services, etc.
Just ask on this list, plus there are links at the MySQL site.
Of course, I'd wait until 4.0 is out in a week or so and then ask these
questions again. The answers are sure to be even more positive then.
Frank.
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