Can mySQL and MSSQL coexist on the same server peacefully?

[Gabriel Gunderson]

On Sat, Dec 5, 2009 at 3:12 PM, Sasha Pachev <sasha at asksasha.com> wrote:
>> Right.  Like you said, one of the main reasons that one chooses an
>> Enterprise DB (over some community developed one) is the support.
>> It's totally reassuring that you can pick up the phone and get someone
>> with the serious technical expertise needed to get things working
>> again.  Not to mention, they'll have access to internal KBs that
>> nobody else does.  Heck, they might even have access to the source
>> code and be able to take it line by line until they find your problem.
>> You can't put a price on that kind of support.
>
> I usually stay low-key about promoting my business but this was too
> tempting to pass up since you wrote a perfect marketing line.
>
> AskSasha.Com offers all of the above with respect to MySQL and the
> prices are reasonable.

Sure, but can I run MySQL under Wine?  I doubt it *and* no thanks
anyway!  For my money, it's MSSQL.


Gabe