Bob wrote:
> Oracle 8i with WebDBProbably overkill
> Informix
> Sybase
> MySQL
> PostGreSQL
Add Interbase (http://www.inprise.com) to this list. Also DB2
from IBM, which is available for Linux.
Hope this helps!
Jim Morris
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I agree with Aaron here, but suggest you worry more about using a
language/tools that allow you to write database independant code. Then you
can get going with your development on postgresql/mysql, and "upgrade" if
you find you need to later. With those numbers I really doubt you will
need to. I w
On Thu, Jan 27, 2000 at 01:05:34AM -0600, Bob Hartung wrote:
> Hello,
> I need to begin picking a database fora project. The
> number of choices is now staggering. Generally, I will have
> about 15,000-20,000 patients and about 35,000 procedures
> entered per year. I need to be able to run thi
My .02 for what it's worth:
MySQL doesn't do transactions. For medical info this should in your mind
take it out of the running. PosgresSQL is probably the slowest of the
bunch, but has a good feature set and is very popular in the Linux
community. For that few records, it should do quite well
Hello,
I need to begin picking a database fora project. The
number of choices is now staggering. Generally, I will have
about 15,000-20,000 patients and about 35,000 procedures
entered per year. I need to be able to run this over an
internet between three institutions [not necessarily
friendly
