(MySQL) What version is best and where to find it?
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BlazinSpitfireX
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(MySQL) What version is best and where to find it?
Hey again. I finaly am all set to make a forum and I come across the problem of finding what verion of SQL is best, where to find it, and how much is it. I did do research before comin to ya'll and I still can't find the info I want. I went to SQL homepage and read the whole damn tutorial (one day wasted) and it didn't do anything for me. This would help alot and i'm happy with any help I can get. Thanks, later.
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BlazinSpitfireX
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SQL -> Structured Query Language
MySQL is Relational Database Management System http://mysql.com
MySQL is Relational Database Management System http://mysql.com
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BlazinSpitfireX
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There's a lot of different SQLs. MySQL, MS SQL, PostgreSQL, etc. For a small project like this, MySQL should be fine. A lot of people are now prefering the equally free Postgre for more ambitious projects.
To answer your question, it would be helpful if your archive file was in the form of an SQL schema. Then you could just copy and paste the commands into MySQL and watch it go.
To answer your question, it would be helpful if your archive file was in the form of an SQL schema. Then you could just copy and paste the commands into MySQL and watch it go.