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true, both can be used, but mysql only to a certain level.
It's not for no reason I keep hearing from more people every day that they switched to AT because php/mysql scripts started to slow down @ 50k.
Also, I used a C++ program to test mysql. And only used one query (select *). Now go through the source of a php script, and count the amount of queries that are used to handle incoming and outgoing scripts....
And last, this program was a stress test, meaning it used all resources that were free; especially with the mysql test it boosted the cpu load to very high levels.
That's okay for a test, but in real life you don't want a server load of 50+
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