[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are there any suitable alternative database languages for Linux?
I have made programs in a database language. However, foxbase does not run on
Linux. I would like to create a program which seems like it would best be
written in a database language.
I am aware that Perl has such capabilities although I do not know how they are
implemented. And to do it in Perl, I would need to learn a lot more than I know
presently.
I use MySQL and Database Designer 4 (DBD4). DBD4 is excellent and allows
you to create a DB with a GUI. It will also import the DB into the GUI from the
DB. For example, if you have a DB already and you want to modify it, see how
it's laid out, etc, you can import it into DBD4. You can also write queries
with it, and it supports plugins. One useful plugin is the PHP web plugin that
will create a web front-end in PHP for your database.
DBD4 also runs in Winsucks, if you care (which I really didn't when I found it).
PGA
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