C'est la Vie :)
T.
Hehe, yea those infamous Access "Apps".
Even though I use PG for everything, I know that MySQL is probably fine for most
web site servering up what I would call "lightweight dynamic content". My
experience has taught me that most organizations will grow fairly quickly to the
point of needing something on the level with PG. So, you can do it now
"properly" (with PG or something similar) or migrate it later (MySQL, Access, et
al). If someone really wanted MySQL for something "light", I'm pretty sure I
would not have a problem putting someone on that project. What I would not do
is commit a consultant to something that has all the markings of being a bear to
deploy and maintain.
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