I've never met the tenderfoot who has the attitude the article is based on. Its quite the opposite, I guess its the tenderfoots using oracle and postgres and th

I've never met the tenderfoot who has the attitude the article is based on. Its quite the opposite, I guess its the tenderfoots using oracle and postgres and the old dinosaurs using mysql ( or mSQL ). Silly me. I thought the kids like the mysql and no triggers, procedures etc. -- This is in total conflict with the attitude of today's wet-behind-the-ears tenderfoot greenhorn who seems to think: Use stored procedures and triggers at every possible opportunity simply because you can.