On Dec 15, 2011, at 8:20 AM, Paul Newton wrote:
> Which "better options" do you have in mind?
Depends on the use case. For relational servers, PostgreSQL is my
choice. For embedded, SQLite and Firebird are excellent. If you need both
server and embedded, Firebird looks like a winner. For object databases,
Cassandra kicks ass.
All of these are free (cost) and open source. They all perform at a
level that exceeds Valentina, so why would I possibly consider buying a
proprietary product like that?
-- Ed Leafe
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