Seriously, WTF?
Simon Wilcox
essuu at ourshack.com
Wed May 7 12:41:07 BST 2008
I know I shouldn't feed a troll but...
Iain Barnett wrote:
>> (I've been having to work with MySQL for over a year now and it STILL
>> keeps
>> coming up with new ways to fall to pieces when I least expect it..
>
> That's because it wasn't designed to be an ACID or SQL compliant
> database.
It's had ACID compliance since the last century:
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/innodb-overview.html
> I'm sure that's why it's faster than most - it doesn't need to
> check anything before doing it, and that's probably why it's so much
> better than Postgres at replication, it's just a file copy! ;)
It's not but then I suspect you knew that.
> Iain
> Hates mySQL
You're hating the wrong thing. Whilst there are plenty of reasons to
hate MySQL, I'd rather direct my hate at PostgreSQL which has
consistently failed to provide a decent replication system thus handing
the game to MySQL.
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