I think you may be in a different market space than some of the rest of us.
I have apps that run WAMP (Windows/Apache/MySQL/PHP|Java) and
LAMP(Linux/Apache/MySQL/PHP|Java) so I am fairly similar to what you
described - though I haven't done much PHP on the System i5 yet. As Elvis
described this isn't the case so I can now retract my red flag:-)
Aaron Bartell
http:/mowyourlawn.com
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From: midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx
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mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Buck
Sent: Monday, May 07, 2007 2:35 PM
To: midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: MySQL on System i
I am most excited about MySQL running on a PC platform using the
iSeries as
its storage engine.
MAJOR RED FLAG! If I am running enterprise business apps on my
iSeries in PHP I would not want to reach out to another Wintel machine
only to have the DB request come back to the iSeries' DB2 engine.
I think you may be in a different market space than some of the rest of us.
Here, we have a mix of servers, Wintel, Linux and iSeries. It's just how it
is. IT didn't roll out the Linux boxes, but after a while, the people using
them have corporate data on them, stored in MySQL databases. Not a planned
evolution, but it happened nonetheless.
If DB2 can reach out and touch MySQL as though it were a distributed DB2
database, we'd finally be able to integrate those other databases into our
core back end processes.
--buck
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