That figures.

OTC is definitely a clown.
I don't think of MySQL as a real database anyways.
But I guess you could have said Sybase.... ;-)

On the handset, I would first go with Derby but that's a totally different
piece of the puzzle and it would depend on what the handset would support. A
small C based solution? ...

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>Ian Michael Gumby wrote:
> > Unfortunately not.
> >
> > Silly me, I seem to recall that Larry Ellison sits on Apples board. Or
> > am I dating myself? ;-)
> >
> > A certain Apple exec once joked to me (again, many moons ago) that if
> > there were a database port to Apple, it would probably be an Oracle
> > port since Steve and Larry are such good friends.
> >
> > Having said that, there's this thing called "location based
> > services". This is a very young industry and there's a lot of things
> > that have been talked about, but if you get down to it, the logistics
> > are a killer. (Meaning the concept looks good, but try to implement
> > them and you're in a world of trouble.)
> >
> > I think that there's one DB that could work, and no, its not DB2 and
> > no, its not Oracle.
> > (I'll leave it to your imagination who's left.... ;-)
>
>MySQL?
>
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