Hey:
Justin Erenkrantz wrote:
> On Sun, Jul 07, 2002 at 10:29:02AM -0400, Mark C. Chu-Carroll wrote:
> > It's a bit funny to me watching this discussion this weekend. Stellation
> > was released open-source last thursday. By thursday afternoon, we had
> > our first request/volunteer for adding MySQL support. So we've been having
>
> I know in my conversations with Dave Shields, he mentioned that
> MySQL didn't support transactions properly.  Therefore, MySQL can
> not be used by anyone looking for a consistent DB.  Or, have recent
> MySQL databases improved their robustness?
Not True. I have tested InnoDB and all seems good so far. I tested across
tables.  All tables need to be InnoDB though.  So unless someone can show me how
I'm wrong. It's all merely DB preference to me.
>
>
> Regardless of the licensing debates, if that is still the case,
> that alone should make Subversion not use MySQL.
Which DB do you suggest?  I'll put it on my list to look at.
> Subversion is
> going to require solid transactional support on the backend.  If
> MySQL is going to open the door for inconsistencies, then we must
> not support it.
I'm not concerned.
>
>
> In point of opinion, I believe MySQL is nightmare to work with and
> its (write) performance is awful.  If we are going to support any SQL
> DB, IMHO, MySQL should not be our preference.  -- justin
>
Well, I'm trying to design my stuff so that with a little work other databases
can be swapped in.
DB opinions are are like assholes... or something like that:-)
I so hate engaging in these "which is better" discussions.  So much so that I
intend to support quite a few DBs before all is said and done.
Postgres comes to mind.  Only, As far as I can tell, It doesn't support
tablespaces.  This can be a problem when you are storing large files.  Sure you
can use external references.  But I'm not a advocate of that approach.  Personal
taste I guess.
My repos will most likely start at about 50GB.
As for MySQL being a nightmare.  Never had a problem installing, running, or
maintaining it.
Anyway, let me go back under the rock from which I came.  When I have something
I will glading play review tenis:-)
Cheers,
gat
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Received on Mon Jul  8 01:59:21 2002