I like sqlite. Small, fast and single file. The db engine comes in a single
dll. Not very good for multi-user though. I use the Aducom components, but
there are others.
http://www.aducom.com
Regards
Sean Cross
IT Systems Development Manager
Catalyst Risk Management
PO Box 230
50 Dalton
Sean,
Looks pretty good.
Is there some gui out there where I can quickly add/edit/delete
databases without using the command line that would be great.
(im searching but if you know one)
Cheers
Sean Cross wrote:
I like sqlite. Small, fast and single file. The db engine comes in a single
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Sean,
Looks pretty good.
Is there some gui out there where I can quickly add/edit/delete
databases without using
Question: Do any of these databases embedded in products have any issues if
there is already the same database installed in another product?
For instance the coming Firefox Version 3 comes with a SQLite back end (to
manage bookmarks etc). If someone also wants to use say SQLite on the same
PC
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it and notify me. Thank you.
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What about using it via say ASP or PHP? Are there ODBC drivers at all?
Jeremy
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There are bindings for everything. Sqlite is one of the most popular,
invisible, databases out there.
See http://www.sqlite.org/cvstrac/wiki?p=SqliteWrappers
It is already bundled with Php 5.
Regards
Sean Cross
IT Systems Development Manager
Catalyst Risk Management
PO Box 230
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I missed the original thread for this, but using Midas assists designing
an
application architecture offering multi DB platform support. Its still
hard
work, but is possible without a total
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True, Midas will isolate you from things a little, but at a huge cost - and
I'm not just thalking the license fee. It's
Correct on the 10 user count
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I would need to check this but I think you will find that WKS has a 10 user
Don't expect to be able to just simply change the back end db without major
rework of the front end, esp when switching to a real database. I've learnt
the hard way that this is a big mistake.
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With any real db you are going to need to learn a lot of stuff
you should'nt
have to.
My basis for choice is as follows:
1: Does everything and has dedicated manpower to fix and
monitor? MSSQL or
Oracle or Sybase etc.
2: Embedded, zero (ish) maintenance
);
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a) 5 users. Although you are apparently
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P,
Thanks for that..
#1 - I have the 2 years MS-SQL wise.
#2 - Seems to be the go
#1 - I have the 2 years MS-SQL wise.
#2 - Seems to be the go though..
Me too - tho I still wouldn't touch it with a 50 foot pole. (I got an
MCP in it, even!)
A few more questions.
a) How many user licence does one get with IB included with D5Ent??
5 user _development_
If using IBX you still need to install the interbase client on the client
machines.
We have been using the FreeIB upon which IBX was based, and it works very
well, the best part being no BDE setup required. Have not yet moved to using
IBX. We did make some minor changes to the FreeIB source to
I am looking for some advice. Currently we have a real time system that is
running off Paradox as the back end. It appears however that the DBMS is
getting close to its use by date so a "real" DBMS is being considered (Why
now only was my question too). At present the contenders are:
-
ORACLE 8 has a reasonable set of administration tools to bring it up with
MSSQL and
has no problems with limited resources or huge databases - scalability is
endless...
Almost - have been talking to people (in the US) with very
large DB's and it starts coughing at around 100-400 GB
: Tuesday, 14 December 1999 11:30
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi
Subject: RE: [DUG]: Databases
M,
FreeIB??? Got a URL for me?? I guess a freeware implementation of IBX??
--Donovan
Donovan J. Edye
Almost - have been talking to people (in the US) with very
large DB's and it starts coughing at around 100-400 GB - but then what DB
won't?
Any body in NZ with DB's of that size?
Well dont have trouble thinking up a few. Think large corporates with plenty
of Eftpos
I've trialled ORACLE through ADO without incident and I believe there is
supposed to be linux support (avialable or coming?) for ORACLE.
Its released. Oracle server but not Oracle applications (which you wouldnt want
anyway)
Does anyone know if the ORACLE8i implementation includes
On Tue, 14 Dec 1999, Phil Scadden wrote:
I was meaning things like Oracle Financials, OAS and such like.
Ahh righty :)
--
Mark Derricutt
"People in prayer for me, everyone there for me, sometimes I feel I should
face this alone, my soul exposed... It calm's me to know that I won't!"
Dream
Phil,
How does Oracle compare to Interbase ??
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I've trialled ORACLE through ADO without incident and I believe there is
supposed to be linux support (avialable or coming?) for ORACLE.
Its released. Oracle server
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If using IBX you still need to install the interbase client on the client
machines.
We have been using the FreeIB upon which IBX
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