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Subject: Re: MySQL, SQL and ORACLE server choice
Stephen,
If you do not have advanced SQL needs, your best choice is probably MySQL.
MySQL runs on a number of platforms, is well supported and extremel
Hi,
Lot of thanks to those guys providing me valuable comment
Stephen
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MySQL is easy to install with RPMs and allows programmers to interact with the
databse with php3 or PERL
But it doesn't provide "locking" features so you should investigate a product
called "guild" or "guile" to solve that problem.
On Tue, 08 Aug 2000, Stephen Liu wrote:
> Hi all people,
>
> (
On Tue, Aug 08, 2000 at 11:16:18AM +0800, Stephen Liu wrote:
: MySQL, SQL and ORACLE are new to me except having an idea that they are
: database server for Web
:
: I have following questions expected to be enlightened.
:
: 1) Which one will be the best choice suitable for Web application
Depen
Stephen Liu wrote:
>
> Hi all people,
>
> (If this posting is OT please accept my apology first)
>
> MySQL, SQL and ORACLE are new to me except having an idea that they are
> database server for Web
>
> I have following questions expected to be enlightened.
>
> 1) Which one will be the best c
Try interbase www.interbase.com. It become open source last month.
Support on Linux, Solary and Win NT at this moment. Very easy to install,
with a small system requirement.
At 11:16 AM 00/08/08 +0800, you wrote:
>Hi all people,
>
>(If this posting is OT please accept my apology first)
>
>MySQL,
Hi all people,
(If this posting is OT please accept my apology first)
MySQL, SQL and ORACLE are new to me except having an idea that they are
database server for Web
I have following questions expected to be enlightened.
1) Which one will be the best choice suitable for Web application
2) Whic
