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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,
