Storing cgi data in stacks

[Brian Yennie]

I agree with some of your points, but keep in mind that MySQL is 
perfect for some projects.
MySQL 4.0 is much faster than anything you can do inside of MC/Rev 
(unless perhaps a database is so small it doesn't belong in a RDBMS), 
and I've had no crashes in more than 6 months...

I know it is very easy to have a long discussion of MySQL vs other 
databases, but surely you overstate things here based on old 
experiences with MySQL.

No argument that PostgreSQL is another good open source option.

> Please, don't never spend time in binding MC/Rev to MySQL 3.23. MySQL 
> is
> not a real DB server (don't contain any transactions management engine)
> and all it can perform (without crashing) will always be better done
> inside MC/Rev (even, if needed in connecting the stacks to flat-files).
> Else, you will get very good results too, in conecting MC/Rev to
> rock-solid real ORDBMS (PostgreSQL, Sybase ASE, Oracle or, even,
> OpenBase...).