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in thread [meditation] Structured, Typed Program Catalogs

Resonable, IF your database supports stored procedures.

I don't think mysql supports them yet, does it?

Still, you can get most of the same benefits by having a SQL details abstraction layer in Perl.
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Re: [meditation] Structured, Typed Program Catalogs
by Abigail-II (Bishop) on Nov 19, 2002 at 14:31 UTC
    That just shows that MySQL is just there for toy applications. Noone is interested in a break-down of SQL queries of (or has 1000 queries in) a toy application.

    I just find it mind boggling people use MySQL in applications they take serious. But then, people run services they find important on Windows machines as well.

    Abigail

      True, it does boggle the mind, but it also happens...
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      Mike, in the middle of converting a database that's run into MySQL's capactity limits to Oracle...
        Before you run off, have a look at SapDB and Phoenix. Both open source, and they play at least two leagues above mySQL.

        Makeshifts last the longest.