On Tue, 01 Feb 2005 12:12:15 -0500, Socheat Sou
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> the RDBMS, but some have suggested looking into OODBMS, like PostgreSQL,
> but from what I know of OODBMS they don't seem like the right fit for
> this project.
Calling PostGres an OODBMS might be stretching it a wee bit,
On Tue, 2005-02-01 at 08:24 -0500, Steve Holden wrote:
> Who told you that MySQL was OO? It's a bog-standard relational back-end
> with transactional capabilities.
After re-reading my message, I saw how unclear I was. :) I didn't mean
to say that MySQL was OO. I meant that, we were going to us
Socheat Sou wrote:
After a brief, but informative, discussion on Freenode's #zope
chatroom, I was advised to consult the gurus on c.l.p.
I'm working for a small company who is in desperate need to rewrite it's
15+ year old, flat-file, client-tracking database. The staff uses OSX,
while I administ
After a brief, but informative, discussion on Freenode's #zope
chatroom, I was advised to consult the gurus on c.l.p.
I'm working for a small company who is in desperate need to rewrite it's
15+ year old, flat-file, client-tracking database. The staff uses OSX,
while I administer the couple linu
