mysql vs. postgresql

The only thing VFP and Access have in common is they both come from MS. VFP
is a full featured database development environment in it's own right. It
has it's own engine, not the Jet engine. While Access is only good for up
to 5 to 10 users, VFP can handle 50 to 100 with no problem. And it is fast.


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Subject: Re: mysql vs. postgresql


I thought VFP was built over the JET database engine just like Access?

How is VFP an upgrade from Access?

On Sunday 2003-06-15 07:01, Tom Achtenberg wrote:
> You are wrong about MS not having a mid range database. Visual FoxPro is
> alive and well and fills this market very well. It has most of the
> features the top level databases have. VFP 8 is about to be released.

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