David Reid wrote:judging from the screenshots seems like an excellent choice. anyone knows how it performs performance wise, and if the mysql can be replaced with postgresql? if i remember correctly mysql doesn't compile on beos due to mmap support missing. besides postgresql is just better in almost any sense.
great. my mistake then.
Without wishing to flame, or fna the flames, for simple get queries mysql is faster than postgres by a long way. For anything more complicated, postgres and mysql are about the same. Mysql support in PHP is better though.
Oh, and yes, I do use both and have worked on both for beos as well...
david
