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Risky proposal

Using MySQL is a risky proposal. It is a buggy and insecure database. Microsoft SQL Server is secure and robust and offers everything this CIO demands out of a database platform. I demand the most stringent requirements out of my DB platform and I REFUSE to allow MySQL anywhere near my shop. My MCSE's are always on the look out for suspicious network activity that resembles any type of open source usage within our network. They have been trained to spot patterns in network traffic. For example, if network utilization was to drop significantly, we would know someone was accessing a non-MS software platform. We would act immediately. "

your business needs to outsource to pay for your foolishness, wasting money when not needed does not a good business plan make

Posted by: JWatson77   Posted on: 01/12/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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