Hello,
If this project is as important as it sounds. I strongly suggest a
commercial solution. Of course I am going to suggest a Commercial
PostgreSQL solution. There are three companies that I suggest. The first
is (us), Command Prompt, Inc. we have our own PostgreSQL distribution
and we wrote the PostgreSQL book for OReilly. We provide a wide variety
of services at can be found on the web at http://www.commandprompt.com/
. We offer guaranteed response, even if you are not yet a customer :)
There is PGSQL, Inc. they can be found at http://www.pgsql.com . They
are great people, and I have dealt with them in the past.
There is also DbExperts, they can be found on the web at
http://www.dbexperts.net but they "seem" more focused on product sales
than actual support.
I don't want this email to sound too much like a sales pitch, I am more
interested in the fact that you are choosing PostgreSQL than anything
else. However, when your butt is on the line, it is always nice to have
someone back you up. Let me know if we can help.
Sincerely,
Joshua Drake
Rune Teigen wrote:
>We are currently designing a system for a client, where the database will
>hold mission-critical information, dealing with money. Needless to say the
>requirement on the database are very high, particularly regarding data
>safety and reliability. In production we see that we will probably need a
>solution with two databases running in the same state.
>
>The system architecture will be based on J2EE with a JBoss application
>server.
>
>Any views on the suitability of PostgreSQL for this task? Should we rather
>go for a commercial solution? Any experience?
>
>rgds,
>Rune
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