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<blockquote data-quote="disaster123" data-source="post: 530140" data-attributes="member: 74707"><p>[USER=52082]fforde[/USER]</p><p>i think nobody knows the technical part. It's more like:</p><p>- tv-series does NOT work on multiseat - even if you share the databasepath over windows network - the db get's corrupt very often (have to restore it ones a week)</p><p>- with mysql nobody will have seen corrupt databases in these case</p><p></p><p>so everybody thinks the solution is MS SQL / MySQL</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="disaster123, post: 530140, member: 74707"] [USER=52082]fforde[/USER] i think nobody knows the technical part. It's more like: - tv-series does NOT work on multiseat - even if you share the databasepath over windows network - the db get's corrupt very often (have to restore it ones a week) - with mysql nobody will have seen corrupt databases in these case so everybody thinks the solution is MS SQL / MySQL [/QUOTE]
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