On 04 Jul 2001 09:52:08 +0800, Christopher Kings-Lynne wrote:
> Try:
>
> www.sourceforge.net (A big, big PGsql based site)
> or
> www.calorieking.com (A site I've worked on)
> or
> http://www.pgsql.com/user_gallery/ (The pgsql user gallery)
>
> Let me tell you right now that MySQL initially sounds sexy, but it is a
> NIGHTMARE without referential integrity and transaction support.
>
I can offer up
www.accountingweb.co.uk
www.crm-forum.com
www.lawzone.co.uk
www.travelmole.com
and about half a dozen others. All of these sites are backed by a single
postgresql 7.1 database
By the end of this month all of the communities based around our
SiftGroups platform ( www.sift.co.uk ) will be backed by postgresql.
We have been migrating from MySQL and the intial results so far are
extremely promising. ( It has only been live for 4 days, mind ).
As the database developer I can say that in many ways we had reached a
point with MySQL where we were struggling to scale it efficiently. We
expect these problems to be overcome by using postgresql.
--
Colin M Strickland perl -e'print "\n",map{chr(ord()-3)}(reverse split
//,"\015%vhlwlqxpprF#ir#uhzrS#hkw#jqlvvhqudK%#\015\015nx".
"1rf1wilv1zzz22=swwk###369<#84<#:44#77.={di##339<#84<#:44#77.=ohw\015]".
"K9#4VE#/ORWVLUE#/whhuwV#dlurwflY#334#/wilV\015uhsrohyhG#ehZ#urlqhV");'