Mark Richard wrote:
I think the answer will depend slightly on your operating platform and
intended use of the product... But the generic answer is No.
I have never heard of just the engine for Oracle... Essentially Oracle
is just an engine, there's not much you could remove and still have a
You could look into Oracle Lite, that's the smallest footprint Oracle DB that I can
think of although I believe it's for Pocket PC and Palms. Don't know what the
licensing cost is but it sure ain't free. And you should tell your users no matter
what database engine you use. They may have to
What do you thinke of how the OutLook express handle the data (email)?
I think they are stored in database .
Now ,I am going to program by visual c++ ,
In order to process large data , I want to use oracle .
But I don't want to tell my users: to get a oracle database 9i and
install it .The
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What do you thinke of how the OutLook express handle the data (email)?
I think they are stored in database .
Now ,I am going to program by visual c++ ,
In order to process large data , I want to use oracle .
But I don't want to tell my users: to get a oracle database
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What are you going to be doing? You probably can use an embedded
database like BerkeleyDB or Sqlite
On Tue, 1 Apr 2003, liujd wrote:
What do you thinke of how the OutLook express handle the data (email)?
I think they are stored in database .
Now ,I am going to program by visual c++ ,
In
