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What Are The Alternatives To MySQL | ||
Discussion by cinnamon with 19 Replies.
Last Update: November 25, 2012, 10:26 am (View Latest) | Page 1 of 2 pages. | ||
i'm interested in alternatives to MySql combined with php.
what database else can i use to create a webbased managment system with a lot of entries. maybe more than mysql can handle fast enough.
it should be more powerful than mysql and should have nearly the same features.
i hope there is a webbased administration program like phpmysqladmin
thanks for your help !
greetings
c.
Wed Jan 4, 2006 Reply New Discussion
Wed Jan 4, 2006 Reply New Discussion
Another good free + lightweight rdbms package is CloudScape from IBM - which allows you to embed the database in your application, creating a transparent data storage area, which you can utilize for developing applications of the likes phone/addressbooks, where the user won't have to create a separate database. However I'm not sure about how far it can be implemented for web-based appz.
Thu Jan 5, 2006 Reply New Discussion
i never heard of PostGreSQL but i'll download and try. maybe i give some feedback after some tests.
the ibm stuff sounds too confusing and as you said you aren't sure it would work good on web-based systems, i don't think i wanna use it
i asked for an alternative because i think mysql isn't the best if you need a real big database
Thu Jan 5, 2006 Reply New Discussion
As for CloudScape - it belong to the family of embeddable databases. To clarify things a bit more - think about the AddressBook that accompanies Outlook Express or Outlook in itself. Where do you think it stores all your contacts and/or mails ??
Think how easy and efficient it will be if you stored all that data in a database which can be manipulated by SQL, and yet the database remains invisible and as an integrated part of your application. It's simply there in the background - you don't need to setup anything - no servers, no config. Yet you have a fully functional SQL manipulable database powering your app. Think of the advantages - that's CloudScape
Thu Jan 5, 2006 Reply New Discussion
Thu Mar 2, 2006 Reply New Discussion
It used to be Interbase, but then it got opensourced and there's quite a community working on it.More info on http://www.Firebirdsql.Org
-reply by Robert Henstridge
Thu Apr 30, 2009 Reply New Discussion
SQLite is a mini version of MySQL.
I Tryed it it's pretty good.
Bye
P.S. Hope this helps
Sun May 3, 2009 Reply New Discussion
You can also create a cool database.Dat file and store all your data there. You have to separate each value by a comma... For example
John, Doe, ACME, 323-938-0493
Then you can search this database with the grep command like so...
grep John *
will return all rows with the word "John"
-reply by Evin Weissenberg
Sat Apr 23, 2011 Reply New Discussion
Olivier
QUOTE (cinnamon)
Hi.
i'm interested in alternatives to MySql combined with php.
what database else can i use to create a webbased managment system with a lot of entries. maybe more than mysql can handle fast enough.
it should be more powerful than mysql and should have nearly the same features.
i hope there is a webbased administration program like phpmysqladmin
thanks for your help !
greetings
c.
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Wed Apr 11, 2012 Reply New Discussion
QUOTE (Olivier)
You could try WebDNA: it is a great alternative to php+MySQL: faster, lighter and fun to use
Olivier
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Seems great. However, the syntax is very special, seems far-away from any other SQL database language.
Wed Apr 11, 2012 Reply New Discussion
Postgre sql and ms sql server are two alternatives to mysql. Postgre sql is free but ms sql has feature limited version version. So for php based projects i think postgres is enough for most of the needs.
I used postgres and sqlite and i found them fair alternatives to mysql. Syntax and learning curve is not that steep. So worth trying and they are free.
Fri Apr 13, 2012 Reply New Discussion
It's free for learning purposes, and for business purposes your boss will have to choose between a great professional database and a free one.
Fri Apr 13, 2012 Reply New Discussion
The thing about oracle is that it is quite popular among java developers. I dont see many php developers using it and for them mysql and postgres are often the choice. In case of asp developers ms sql server is the choice.
My personal opinion is postgres. It is available with most of the webhosts. I have hosting with another company that uses postgres. I didnt find much difference with wordpress or other scripts. So postgres suggestion from me.
Sat Apr 14, 2012 Reply New Discussion
you can try it also.
can add json also..(i dont know a lot about json cant help with it you, just usued for first time.)
Sat Oct 13, 2012 Reply New Discussion
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