MySQL preps business upgrade

So correct data is impractical?: Perhaps you should ask a major European Insurance company or a very large American supermarket chain, both of whom debited thousands of customers twice for the same transaction.

I would like to lay bets that this had something to do with SQL's logically absurd generation of duplicate rows.

Maybe the absence of DBMSs that both perform well and guarantee the consistency of the data haven't arrived yet because of the tiredness and complacency of people like yourself who are aren't prepared to criticise current products sufficiently and aren't prepared to lend support to alternative views.; Posted by: jorwell Posted on: 10/19/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Data Consistency jcg_z | 10/20/05

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Mainstream thought? jorwell | 10/21/05

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