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Using SQLi Import with Oracle
SQLi Import is a nice eZ Publish extension that allows you to develop data importers in a quick and elegant way. Sadly, it comes only with MySQL support, but it takes only a minute to make it work with Oracle … Continue reading
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Is MySQL bad for (open source) software quality?
I think so. Why? Because it’s basically a toy DBMS with too many non-standard behaviours. A lot of open source projects choose MySQL mainly because it’s widely available among hosting providers, while better RDBMS like PostgreSQL1 are hard to find. … Continue reading
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Tagged database, mysql, oracle, postgresql, rant, software development
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