> fm Scott Perkins Atlanta, GA
>
> Guys I'd just like to say what a "luxury" problem it is to have the choice
> between two mature and proven products. In this world of Gatesville there is
> obviously plenty of market share to go around and I don't view PostgreSQL and
> Mysql as competitors but complementors. Nevertheless, it is competitivism sp?
> that is sometimes inspiring this discussion. Let's recognize this as GOOD.
>
> Having said that and I am still interested in learning even more about both.
> I think a fair analogy is something like the world of auto racing.
> Locally among linux devotees we have preliminarily concluded that Mysql is kind
> of the Dragster King and PostgreSQL is sort of the
> Lemans-Slalom-Winding-Roadrace-
> King. They each are winners. . . And you can't say which is better.
>
Yes, this is basically what I say in the FAQ item mentioning MySQL.
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