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Please forgive my ignorance as I am far from any sort of database guru, but...so what? Mysql does everything I want and probably more since, as I said, I am no
by blhack 17y ago
Please forgive my ignorance as I am far from any sort of database guru, but...so what?
Mysql does everything I want and probably more since, as I said, I am no guru; there are probably tons of things I would use and don't even know about. I very much doubt that sun plans to (or could) come banging down my door demanding that I pay them for a license or stop using their newly acquired software.
I guess my point is that mysql does everything that I want. If nothing new comes out, this is not a big deal to me. If it turns out that there is some new feature that i want, and mysql doesn't have it, I will have to switch to a database that does.
Could somebody explain why I should care about this? It seems like people are crying over spilled milk that hasn't even been spilled yet. "Oh no! There might be features that might have been developed for mysql at some point in the future that I might miss out on!"
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- mtts 17y agoLike any software product, MySQL has bugs. You might not run across them in day to day use, but they're there. If development stops, those will never get fixed.
- plaes 17y agoActually MySQL last stable version was released with at least two critical issues left unresolved... I've mostly moved over to PostgreSQL by now...
- dotBen 17y agoWhen was the last time you upgraded your operating system? Even if it's just a patch. Nothing in technology stands still, and while I can see the 'surface logic' of what you are saying the reality doesn't stand up.