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MySQL 5 vs MS SQL server 2005
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<blockquote data-quote="bermag" data-source="post: 377955" data-attributes="member: 55301"><p>I guess it is basically a matter of taste. Both are overkill IMO if you look at what MP use. </p><p></p><p>I think using MS SQL Compact Edition would be another choice which should be good enough and you wouldn't have to deal with having to setup an SQL server (I don't see this as a problem but for many less technical users it might be).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bermag, post: 377955, member: 55301"] I guess it is basically a matter of taste. Both are overkill IMO if you look at what MP use. I think using MS SQL Compact Edition would be another choice which should be good enough and you wouldn't have to deal with having to setup an SQL server (I don't see this as a problem but for many less technical users it might be). [/QUOTE]
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