From: Charles Wise <ctwise@...>
Date: 2007-04-05T22:50:08+09:00
Subject: Re: Why SVN?

> Including... SURPRISE! In the very latest release!!! and 5 in the
> last year alone (since sept 2006 actually).
> 
> So does the storage type matter??? Hell no. Not with that track record.

As someone else said, every product has defects that can cause data 
corruption, including Perforce 
(http://public.perforce.com/public/perforce/faq/admin.html).  They 
wouldn't need recovery procedures for corrupted databases if they 
couldn't get corrupted.

What matters is how reliably the product performs in the real world. 
And that, barring some study proving it, is a personal opinion based on 
your experience and what others say of their experience.

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