I am sure that you are not the only one who requires such an application. Regardless, that is not a database (certainly not a relational/SQL one), it is effecti

I am sure that you are not the only one who requires such an application. Regardless, that is not a database (certainly not a relational/SQL one), it is effectively a dumb object store. I meant nothing derogatory when I pointed out that drizzle was not a database. Just that databases are a very well defined utilities (cf. ANSI SQL standard). MySQL already pushed the bottom end of the envelop. Calling drizzle a database is a flat out lie. Heck, if I ever just want a transactional system for storing undifferentiated blobs, I will probably end up using this product.