On Wed, Oct 25, 2006 at 12:29:59PM -0400, Charlie Heath wrote: > > My host (ehostpros.com) still runs MySQL 4. I looked at > GoDaddy and they say that's what they run as well. > > I'd like to be able to use some of the features in MySQL 5, as > the management tool I want to provide (Navicat) so a client > can write their own simple queries and reports, has some > features like views that require MySQL 5. > > Any thoughts on this? I can stick with MySQL 4 , but would > consider either alternate hosts or a different client tool. > Views look like they would simplify my presenting data in a way > that the client can use it without jumping through as high a > hoop. > > Thanks for any thoughts. I would recommend getting your own virtual server. Then you can install whatever software you like. If you have more than seven hosting customers, using a virtual server will also save you money, at least with GAIA Host pricing. If you are interested in more info, contact me off list or give me a call at (800) 672-8060 x802. I don't have any experience yet with MySql 5.0, so I can't comment on that. m