27 Sep
1999
27 Sep
'99
5:27 p.m.
Ping Lau wrote:
If you can choose your DB, then why not use one that has transactions ?
Have you checked PostgreSQL (http://www.postgresql.org/), it has more complete SQL support, including transactions. It is slower than MySQL on simple queries, about same or faster on more complex ones.
In fact, PostgreSQL is my second choice after MySQL. But after reading the ZODB features, I am trying to see whether or not ZODB is suitable for my project. If it is suitable, I might as well take the advantage of it & save me some works from messing with RDBM.
BTW, have you considered using Gadfly ? It's actually a quite nice SQL DB. I don't know if it supports transactions though (I guess not). -------- Hannu