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Hi there,
I am in the process of translating an WIndows/ASP/MsSQL Content Managment System (CMS) to Linux/PHP/???. Is there a popular database I can use that will allow standalone files like Access did (which used .MDB files)? In order for the CMS to work, there needs to be a standalone database file that is self-contained, just like Access .mdb files are under Windows. I guess I am asking for an Access equivalent for Linux/Apache. Any help is appreciated! Holden |
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commanderblop@hotmail.com wrote:
> Hi there, > I am in the process of translating an WIndows/ASP/MsSQL Content > Managment System (CMS) to Linux/PHP/???. > > Is there a popular database I can use that will allow standalone files > like Access did (which used .MDB files)? Sqllite (http://www.php.net/sqlite) is probably what you need . -- Raj Shekhar System Administrator, programmer and slacker home : http://rajshekhar.net blog : http://rajshekhar.net/blog/ |
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commanderblop@hotmail.com wrote:
> > I am in the process of translating an WIndows/ASP/MsSQL Content > Managment System (CMS) to Linux/PHP/???. > > Is there a popular database I can use that will allow standalone > files like Access did (which used .MDB files)? Yes and no. Access and other desktop-oriented database systems have standalone files which include data, indices, and interface objects (forms, queries, reports, etc.) Assuming you only need to store data and indices, you should try SQLite: http://www.php.net/sqlite http://sqlite.org/ Cheers, NC |