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Jun 12, 2002, 21:15 #1
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What are all the online database systems?
What are all the online database systems? I know:
PhP/MySQL
lol that's all I knowInQuE
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Jun 12, 2002, 21:48 #2
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Server side only?
Do you mean server side only?
Otherwise you could count XML/XSL and IE5+ support for Data Binding
Server side:
Access, FoxPro(???),FileMaker(???)Thomas Oeser - Blueprint Software
Web Scripting Editor v 5.2 One cool Web editing tool.
3dcomputergraphics.com Coming Soon!
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Jun 12, 2002, 22:42 #3
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okk...does this list also include coldfusion, ssi, asp, etc?
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Jun 12, 2002, 23:29 #4
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no... ASP and ColdFusion are server-side scripting languages... which are way different from databases...
some databases which support remote connectivity (most do in fact) are MySQL, PostgreSQL, FoxPro, Sybase, Oracle, mSQL, SQL Server, Interbase, Ingres, the list goes on...
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Jun 13, 2002, 17:00 #5
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oh ok...
btw...which ones are free
I know mysql is, and that's it blehInQuE
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Jun 14, 2002, 10:37 #6
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Free databases I've seen used on websites: Postgres, Interbase (for now)
Plus a bunch of java-based databases I've seen used on JSP sites, specifically HSQL (Hypersonic) and InstantDB. I don't believe these support any native stored procedures though.
As mentioned before, XML. Free, open, decent community support.
What are you wanting to do?Morning person by habit, not by nature.
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Jun 14, 2002, 12:41 #7
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Jun 14, 2002, 13:46 #8
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Originally posted by Goof
MS JET (which is what Access uses) is free...You just need a tool to create one (the most popular is Access), but I guess you could do this all through scripting. Maybe there are other tools out there to edit MS JET databases too.
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Jun 15, 2002, 09:27 #9
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tSQL
http://searchdatabase.techtarget.com...817547,00.html
anyway have a look here
http://searchdatabase.techtarget.com/
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