Re: Do Access databases work on Unix servers?
by Kathy Wheeler <kathyw(at)home.albury.net.au>
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"Andrea R. M. Meyers" <arm0110(at)yahoo.com>, "HWG HTML Techniques List" <hwg-techniques(at)hwg.org> |
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Happy New Year to you too :)
> I've heard that products such as Access and MySQL don't work on Unix
> boxes.
(Who on earth is trying to spread that FUD??? MySQL was developed for *nix
type systems ...)
MySQL - Paul DuBois - New Riders press, introduction:
"MySQL 3.11.1 was unleashed on the world in 1996 in the form of binary
distributions for Linux and Solaris"
MySQL & mSQL - O'Reilly books:
"Since the initial Internet release of MySQL, it has been ported to a host of
Unix operating systems, Win32, and OS/2."
There are hooks for dealing with Access databases, or you can easily write
directly to the MySQL tables directly or through various scripting languages.
Have fun.
KathyW.
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