hi
is there any sql server for linux. i have seen gre sql in fc1. i have installed it but dont know how to install it and is it will be same like microsoft sql server 2000? if you know some one better plz tell me ?
and one thing more, how will i use it with java?
thanx alot in advance
Is there any sql server over fedora core linux
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Re: Is there any sql server over fedora core linux
Dear swatian tiger ;-swatiantigers wrote:hi
is there any sql server for linux. i have seen gre sql in fc1. i have installed it but dont know how to install it and is it will be same like microsoft sql server 2000? if you know some one better plz tell me ?
and one thing more, how will i use it with java?
thanx alot in advance
there are mysql and postgres sql in linux
have a look at following links
http://www.linuxpakistan.net/forum2x/vi ... stgres+sql
http://www.linuxselfhelp.com/howtos/Pos ... WTO-5.html
http://linas.org/linux/db.html
http://www.faqs.org/docs/Linux-HOWTO/En ... TO.html#s6
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M Shahzad Qadri
i'd recommend mysql
I've never actually used postgres and I've seen comparisons that it is faster than mysql in some regards and offers a bunch of functionality which MySQL does NOT, at this time!
I'd like to make my recommendation for MySQL, it should come with your FC cdroms... you'd have to download the Query and Admin interface to get the SQL Server like Enteprise Management console (you can find them at www.mysql.com). To connect MySQL with Java, you'd need to have Java installed on your machine and you can obtain the JDBC connector from (obviously!) mysql website.
I'd like to make my recommendation for MySQL, it should come with your FC cdroms... you'd have to download the Query and Admin interface to get the SQL Server like Enteprise Management console (you can find them at www.mysql.com). To connect MySQL with Java, you'd need to have Java installed on your machine and you can obtain the JDBC connector from (obviously!) mysql website.
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MySQL 5 is still in beta stage, prior to that there is not support of views and triggers. I would suggest PostgreSQL
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you asked for server otherwise i could suggest you SqLite(http://sqlite.org)
it has triggers and SP and faster than both PostgreSql and Mysql Server
it has triggers and SP and faster than both PostgreSql and Mysql Server