[thelist] Which RDBMS?

[raditha dissanayake]

Wes Reed wrote:

> At 08:02 AM 8/13/2004, you wrote:
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>> My own favorite is MySQL, and from my experience I know that very 
>> well suffices for small systems like simple CMS etc. But what if I do 
>> bigger things, where the volume is gigabytes? Or systems requiring 
>> transaction safe tables and receiving hundreds of queries per second?
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> One area where we have found that MYSQL falls flat is in the area of 
> complex queries needed for reporting.  The restrictions on subqueries 
> have a big limitation for projects where extensive reporting is a 
> requirement.

new versions support sub queries.

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