MySQL preps business upgrade

What are you spouting for?: Who do you think you are? E.F. Codd? I see nothing wrong with SQL implementation in current RDBMS offerings. Not everything should be 7th order normal form...that's the trade-off for performance, you know.; Posted by: techboy_z Posted on: 10/18/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Good For You! yyuko@... | 10/18/05

Outstanding... jasonp@... | 10/18/05

What are you spouting for? techboy_z | 10/18/05

Do you? joemartn | 10/18/05

Let's put it another way jorwell | 10/18/05

Reply to jcg jorwell | 10/19/05

Data Consistency jcg_z | 10/20/05

On the other hand jorwell | 10/20/05

You're Just Wrong... jcg_z | 10/21/05

Mainstream thought? jorwell | 10/21/05

See ya jcg_z | 10/21/05

Thank you jorwell | 10/21/05

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