AW: AW: InterBase vs. Mysql

[Rusch (ext) Reiner]

Hi Ben,

  Some database engineers would say MySQL isn't a database 
 because it has no
  transactions by know (in a stable version).
 
  But think about, if you really need this!!!
 
 Very much so!
 
 With dependent foreign key constraints that are being developed by 
 MySQL, you have to use delayed constraint checking in the form of a 
 transaction, or with cyclic references, you can never add 
 data to your 
 tables :)

ok, you're right!
But there are possible other ways to solve this.
You possibly could take care by your program.
In our project we have no problems like this because we use different tables
for input and output.
We use unique keys so that theres no corrupted data.

Regards 
Reiner

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AW: AW: InterBase vs. Mysql

[Rusch (ext) Reiner]

Hi Ben,
 
 I feal I am digging my self a grave here, so this will be 
 about my last 
 ever posting...  Either that or your mailing administrator will start 
 bouncing my mail

I don't think so. You said nothing bad!
Just talking about things which perhaps could be better or discuss that
would no reason to take you from the list of discussions about MySQL!!!

Regards
Reiner

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