Well actually I think he means DBMS's which will allow the STANDARD and VERY USEFUL stuff that is mentioned in the original post like the aforementioned NESTED QUERIES. I mean, I use mySQl myself (hmmm... ) along with Oracle, SQLServer, MS's sorry excuse called Access, and a couple more. I enjoy working with mysql precisely because it is not a HUGE install and is quite easy to set up. But lets face it, the darned thing does have it's limitations when compared to those other systems you mention. For you it is fine. For about 30% of the stuff I do it is fine as well, but it IS handicapped, and the advertised improvements will be quite welcome.
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Well actually I think he means DBMS's which will allow the STANDARD and VERY USEFUL stuff that is mentioned in the original post like the aforementioned NESTED QUERIES. I mean, I use mySQl myself (hmmm... ) along with Oracle, SQLServer, MS's sorry excuse called Access, and a couple more. I enjoy working with mysql precisely because it is not a HUGE install and is quite easy to set up. But lets face it, the darned thing does have it's limitations when compared to those other systems you mention. For you it is fine. For about 30% of the stuff I do it is fine as well, but it IS handicapped, and the advertised improvements will be quite welcome.