Thanks Jacques & Christopher,
you are telling on your site (compliment, really nice work), that your
MySQLX-component is quicker then ODBC.
Any benchmarking about it ?
Also - does your component support ADO-objects ? - specially Recordsets ..
or do you have something similar ?
How can you access mySQL with Mascon ? Only via this ActiveX or also with
ODBC ?
Back to Win NT:
On the WinNT-Server I only will run mySQL accessing via an ODBC
networkconnection.
Are there any disadvantages running mySQL on NT, not Linux - Linuxfans
keep cool !;) .. I mean just for this kind of application
Or - what is recommended ? Running IIS and mySQL on one Server ?
Should I know anything else ??? ;)
cu,
MArc
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Von: Jacques Venter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
An: Juergen Haefner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Datum: Montag, 22. Januar 2001 15:52
Betreff: RE: Win NT/2000 mySQL question
>Hi Marc,
>
>All your questions could be answered at:
>http://www.scibit.com/MySQLX
>
>try the Sample Website
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> Hope this list is right for a newbie question.
>>
>> I would like using mySQL as an ODBC-database on a Win NT Server with MIS,
>>
>> ... That means, I am having a Website developed with
>> ASP/SQL-Server, and I just would like changing the databaseserver
>> (SQL-server out, mySQL in )
>> The ASP-clientside SQL-queries are just standard SQL - nothing
>> SQL-server specific.
>> Also there are a few Visual Basic-SQLclients accessing the
>> database. All is working similar as an editorial system.
>>
>> Cause I didn't work with mySQL till now, I'm having a few questions:
>>
>> 1. Could it work ? Is it possible running mySQL as an
>> ODBC-database ? Are there any tutorials out ?
>> 2. If yes - could there be any incompatible probs with the
>> ASP-SQLqueries ?
>> 3. Any problems with ASP as a Scripting language ? Any probs with
>> MIS (Information Server) ?
>> 4. Is it possible processing queries multithreaded ?
>> 5. Any experiences with Access as a mySQL-client via ODBC for
>> databaseadministration ?
>>
>>
>> thanks,
>> Marc Hafner
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
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