Re[4]: [PHP-DB] Re: MySql or postgre?

From: Date: Thu, 30 Nov 2000 08:45:17 +0000
Subject: Re[4]: [PHP-DB] Re: MySql or postgre?
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Greetings, Fбbio! brother! speak! speak! ::starts chanting:: ::chants some more:: ::finishes chanting:: Amen. Well, usually at that point I recommend reading something like Date's "Introduction to database systems" as well, but seeing your firm beliefs in 'god' and 'mysql' I wouldn't, 'cause it may be too difficult and frustrating for you. Better read bible. At 30.11.2000, 11:37, you wrote: FO> I just have on thing to say: FO> Paul, I read your book about MySQL and I can tell you it was the first book FO> about databases that added to my knowledge more than expressions and FO> functions. People like you and Doug Semig are above the average (forgive me FO> if I am forgetting someone - I'm talking about people that really helped me) FO> and the only thing that I can tell you is that you don't need to answer this FO> kind of e-mails. MySQL is more live than ever and not a single word can any FO> person in this world say against the freedom that it gives to developers. FO> Yes, it's not perfect (yet). What about all the other that have long years FO> of existance and still have problems? FO> Man, thank you very much for what you've done for the Internet. Doug, the FO> same to you. People like you make us believe in Open Source and also of an FO> Internet community full of people that help each other a lot. Greed is FO> everywhere but this happends only to good people like you. FO> Never mind. We know what MySQL is. We know what is behind the scenes. FO> God bless you all!!! -- Yours, Alexey V. Borzov, Webmaster of RDW

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