No, this is a reason to write Free Software :-) You should use the product which is best for your application. Since I am not an expert in Databases, I prefer not to comment about using either of these products.
I do think that using open source is better for both the customer and the vendor, but this is a whole different issue, that I would not like to enter now. (I have work to do, Writing commercial free software of course...) -- Ori Idan On 2/26/07, Alex Dover <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This is exactly the point I was making - you can't just use GPL in MySQL case - there're additional restrictions (use in proprietary product). Which makes it unusable for most proprietary commercial use and that's a reason to use PostgreSQL instead,which doesn't have such restrictions due to its' BSD license. -Alex
