[TYPO3-dev] sysext's

[Dmitry Dulepov [typo3]]

ries van Twisk wrote:
> It's also (like in my case) that we have a other database to maintain,
>  to backup, know to restore, to learn, to know it's tricks and flaws,
> to learn how it's security works etc.. etc... That's also one of the 
> reasons
> why companies like to stick with there DB they know best...

That's true. But I think they can invest some more into one more database expert and try alternative solutions. This is not a problem for big companies.

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