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Will MySQL make ASP Nuke more accessible?

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Yes, definitely
 855 (53%)
Uh huh, Possibly
 231 (14%)
No, probably not
 377 (23%)
What is MySQL?
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MS Access
9/11/2004 4:19:39 PM - djechelon
What about MS Access? Many users with cheap ASP hosts do not have MySQL or MS SQL

re: ms access
9/14/2004 5:50:16 PM - Anonymous Coward
ah hahahaha ahahahaah! hahahahaha.... oh sorry. I can't stop laughing.. Access has nowhere near the features and storage of MySQL, and it's not GPL like MySQL..

erm
9/24/2004 4:28:36 AM - miraty
erm it's always good to have an access as backup. Where can we find the access database? Thanks

Ha Ha!?
10/4/2004 2:29:48 AM - fbridge
Considering the number of users of this grossly underestimated DB you are likely to exclude it may be worth considering. Your ha! ha! had an air of arrogance that could be interpreted as offensive to some.

Agreed
1/11/2005 8:06:57 PM - Anonymous Coward
Simple fact remains that the MS Access db does not provide the speed, space, or security needed for large data intensive applications. I've developed many applications around MS Access because that was our only choice- and it wasn't pretty. Porting these applications to MySQL increased productivity ten fold. Thank the db gods for indexes!

MySQL is the Access of linux.
2/21/2005 6:56:23 AM - Anonymous Coward
MySQL was terrible for such a long time. They have finally adhearing to proper RDBMS
standards, and low and behold they are slowing down. Easy to be lightning fast when you are not doing 1/2 the work like integrity checking. I would like to see PostgreSQL added.

Yes, they need Access and not SQL Server
5/3/2005 2:24:40 PM - Anonymous Coward
Definitely!!! Access! First of all, many people want to use ASPNuke for their company Intranet. Especially if they are a small-to-medium-sized business, they may not have a 2000/NT/XP server to throw at it, so they want to host it on a simple local Win95/98/ME machine, perhaps even one that is being used for desktop work too. Such people can use other ASP-enabled servers to use ASPNuke for their Intranet, but still can't or don't want to run the SQL server. They need Access database support.

MySQL 5
8/4/2005 1:39:36 PM - Anonymous Coward
The production release of MySQL 5 will change the windows hosting world. It is the cost of SQL Server that keeps web hosting services from using it and only offering MS Access. MySQL will be cheaper (free) and will even have available support that web hosting can afford.


To the end user MySQL 5 triggers ,views and some other items will cover the gaps inbetween MS Access, MySQL 4 and MS SQL Server.

YES!YES!YES!!!!
10/20/2004 12:37:53 AM - zukino
Well, it's very good thing, I was think about to made myself, because MS SQL is a bit... expencive. GPL is a great way to study everything and modify the way you like it! MS SQL is not so good for GPL projects. Anyway, is there examples of Apache+ASP+MySQL+FreeBSD/Linux ?

RE:
11/24/2004 2:57:09 PM - Anonymous Coward
What about MSDE? It is free RDBMS and 100% compatibil with MS SQL 2k.

MS ACCESS
10/21/2004 1:37:18 PM - marweb
hi i have a question because asp y mysql , spanish translation

All MS system
11/26/2004 10:42:04 AM - Anonymous Coward
ASP Nuke is potentially useful to me because my client is on an all MS system. I hope you will consider this as a user-base that you should always accommodate

Which Speed up data base
3/28/2005 5:03:01 PM - harboens
Just wanna database can speed up performance of the aplication

i need ms access
9/20/2005 9:49:07 AM - Anonymous Coward
i want an access version!

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