Matthew Burgess wrote:
> On Monday 12 March 2007 20:47, Alan Lord wrote:
>
>> Yes there are quite a few differences between Postgresql and MySQL in
>> syntax, SQL implementation (PGSQL is fully ACID compliant whereas MySQL
>> is apparently not)
>
> MySQL is actually ACID compliant, but only if yo
On 3/12/07, Alan Lord <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Rick Shelton wrote:
> > I currently have PHP installed with PostgreSQL support.
> > I need to fast-track a project. The fastest way is to follow
> > examples from a book using PHP and MySQL.
> >
> > Are there any differences between writing complex
On Monday 12 March 2007 20:47, Alan Lord wrote:
> Yes there are quite a few differences between Postgresql and MySQL in
> syntax, SQL implementation (PGSQL is fully ACID compliant whereas MySQL
> is apparently not)
MySQL is actually ACID compliant, but only if you use the InnoDB storage
engine.
Rick Shelton wrote:
> I currently have PHP installed with PostgreSQL support.
> I need to fast-track a project. The fastest way is to follow
> examples from a book using PHP and MySQL.
>
> Are there any differences between writing complex
> PHP code for MySQL and PostgreSQL?
> Or should I just ins
On 3/12/07, Rick Shelton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I currently have PHP installed with PostgreSQL support.
I need to fast-track a project. The fastest way is to follow
examples from a book using PHP and MySQL.
Are there any differences between writing complex
PHP code for MySQL and PostgreSQL?
I currently have PHP installed with PostgreSQL support.
I need to fast-track a project. The fastest way is to follow
examples from a book using PHP and MySQL.
Are there any differences between writing complex
PHP code for MySQL and PostgreSQL?
Or should I just install MySQL and reinstall PHP?
tha
