Seriously, WTF?
Peter Hickman
peter.hickman at semantico.com
Thu May 8 17:27:38 BST 2008
Paul Makepeace wrote:
> That's a bit harsh.
>
> All the migrations I've done between RDBMSs have been from MySQL &
> Oracle to Pg so I'm more in the Pg camp if push came to shove. That's
> offset somewhat however by hearing the endless desperately out-dated
> MySQL FUD here.
>
> The Google Ads system runs on MySQL and is probably the largest
> deployment of MySQL running anywhere. So when I say I'm certain you
> wouldn't run into those problems, I have a reasonable level of
> confidence.
>
> Is that more what you were looking for?
>
> Paul
>
It was a bit harsh, sorry about that but I was struggling for a way to
express myself without swearing. Thanks for taking it better than I
expressed it.
Steve's issue was with a complex query joining 8 tables (or
thereabouts). Had you said that you had done something similar on MySQL
5 then I would take it as an informed opinion on the subject. Sure 5 is
an improvement on the previous versions but that does not mean that it
addresses Steve's issue sufficiently.
As for Google. Are they doing complex queries joining 8 tables and what
sort of performance are they getting or are we just assuming that
anything they touch is blessed?
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