MySQL Driver

Can anyone confirm whether this is the latest MySQL driver for Squeak and whether it works well under Seaside?

http://www.reider.net/squeak/mysql/

Trying to find a proper MySQL driver for Squeak is tough. This database (and its maintenance) seems to be roundly ignored in the Squeak/Seaside universe...

Thanks,
Richard
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2008/3/16, Richard Eng <[hidden email]>:
>
>  Can anyone confirm whether this is the latest MySQL driver for Squeak and
> whether it works well under Seaside?
>
>  http://www.reider.net/squeak/mysql/
>
>  Trying to find a proper MySQL driver for Squeak is tough. This database
> (and its maintenance) seems to be roundly ignored in the Squeak/Seaside
> universe...

http://www.squeaksource.com/MySQL.html
That's true most people use PostgreS

Cheers
Philippe
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>>>>> "Philippe" == Philippe Marschall <[hidden email]> writes:

Philippe> That's true most people use PostgreS

Agreed.  MySQL was the RDB of choice five years ago, but with all the
improvements in Pg (including speed and industrial strengthening), I can't
recommend MySQL for *any* new installations for my clients. Pg all the way,
unless you need Oracle, or you can get by with SQLite.

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I *am* using PostgreSQL. However, I want to interface with WordPress (which
uses MySQL).

Richard

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Randal wrote:

Agreed.  MySQL was the RDB of choice five years ago, but with all the
improvements in Pg (including speed and industrial strengthening), I can't
recommend MySQL for *any* new installations for my clients. Pg all the way,
unless you need Oracle, or you can get by with SQLite.


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Hi, you should be able to PostgreSQL as well.  Here are my recommendations:
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www.squeaksource.com/MySQL has the latest

Keith

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