Re: MySql Vs Firebird
Firebird can do Case Insensitive search only if you use UTF-8 character set.
MySQL allows Case Insensitive collations on most character sets, so you search for "abcd" and it will find "ABCD", "AbCd" etc.
Firebird has a tiny set of builtin functions which I find to be poorly documented.
MySQL has a large collection of builtin functions which are clearly documented.
Firebird can do incremental backups, but you can only restore to a backup time. Any changes since the backup are lost on restore from backup.
MySQL does backups, and with binary logging enabled you can do point-in-time restore, to get back to the exact time of the failure.
My 2c worth.
Good Luck.
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