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From: SRIDHAR KRISHNAN <skrishna@cisco.com>
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Subject: Which SQL Database for Web Applications ?
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Are there any docs /experiences comparing freeware databases available on
FreeBSD like mSQL, mysql, postgreSQL, Berkeley DB, typhoon etc. Looking
for support Perl5::dbi modules, maintain good data integrity and about
10-15 users. 

Any thoughts ?

-- Sridhar