MySQL addresses open-source license problem

You're an idiot: 1) Try to get MSDE to work with a non-MS language.

2) A MS database limited to four gigs doesn't hold that much information. Just because an application needs an embedded db, doesn't mean that there isn't a significant amount of data. If the app only needs to store a small amount of data, why go to the trouble of learning MSDE, why not just use text files.

3) Jet is crap. Access, flat-out, does not work for a significant amount of data where access speed means anything.

4) Do you even know anything about MySQL or open-source software?

5) I bet you use IIS and have been heavily and negatively infected by: MyDoom, MSBlaster, Nimda ........

Apache runs 3/4 of the web; Posted by: Isaac_z Posted on: 03/13/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Still not main stream? sbourne@... | 03/12/04

Too True Teddy Tubesteak | 03/12/04

In that case NemesisNL | 03/13/04

Not yet vferrara | 03/13/04

Hello? in-DUH-vidual | 03/13/04

Hello, yourself vferrara | 03/14/04

Not on the desktop jfrankcarr | 03/13/04

Open source bjbrock | 03/13/04

Open Source is dying.. Mike Cox | 03/13/04

You're an idiot Isaac_z | 03/13/04

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He was joking sullivanjc | 03/15/04

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