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version of SQL Server - stored procedures and all. http://www.microsoft.com/sql/msde/default.asp -HTH [quoted text, click to view] "Brett" <no@spam.net> wrote in message news:OtkgiFxPFHA.4024@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... > I've been developing in CFMX with an SQL Server 2000 backend. For cost > reasons, I want to switch to a different database. I'm also moving away > from CFMX to ASP.NET. There are quite a few hosting services for about > $10/mo that have ASP.NET and MySQL Server along with many other features. > > I'd like to hear any opinions on using MySQL or any other cost efficient > database. My website doesn't receive much traffic although I do have a > chat application that will hit the database server about every second. > > I don't think MySQL supports stored procedures now but the new version > (5.0) may. Comments? > > Thanks, > Brett >
I've been developing in CFMX with an SQL Server 2000 backend. For cost
reasons, I want to switch to a different database. I'm also moving away from CFMX to ASP.NET. There are quite a few hosting services for about $10/mo that have ASP.NET and MySQL Server along with many other features. I'd like to hear any opinions on using MySQL or any other cost efficient database. My website doesn't receive much traffic although I do have a chat application that will hit the database server about every second. I don't think MySQL supports stored procedures now but the new version (5.0) may. Comments? Thanks, Brett
I don't know about MySQL but if you go to www.webhost4life.com you get MySQL
and SQL Server for $9.95 per month, plus a load of other stuff, unlimited traffic etc.. [quoted text, click to view] "Brett" <no@spam.net> wrote in message news:OtkgiFxPFHA.4024@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... > I've been developing in CFMX with an SQL Server 2000 backend. For cost > reasons, I want to switch to a different database. I'm also moving away > from CFMX to ASP.NET. There are quite a few hosting services for about > $10/mo that have ASP.NET and MySQL Server along with many other features. > > I'd like to hear any opinions on using MySQL or any other cost efficient > database. My website doesn't receive much traffic although I do have a > chat application that will hit the database server about every second. > > I don't think MySQL supports stored procedures now but the new version > (5.0) may. Comments? > > Thanks, > Brett >
I've been using them for about two years and they are very good, excellent
support, they respond very quickly. They also provide a very good control panel, to setup databases, emails, ftp etc.. all works well. I think the db limit is 300mb and they only allow 2 databases with the $9.95 (but you may be able to ask for more). As for MSDE, I don't think they provide it. I can't really see any reason to use MSDE when SQL Server is available, you can always move an SQL Server database to MSDE. Hope that helps. [quoted text, click to view] "Brett" <no@spam.net> wrote in message news:%23OSZdk0PFHA.688@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... > Wow! That's the best I've ever seen. You use these guys - how do you > like them? > > How many SQL Server databases do they allow you to create? > > Will they also support the MSDE database? > > I was contemplating MySQL because say if I go with the above site and they > go out of business six months from now, I'll be stuck with an expensive > SQL Server setup, since I'll probably have 3 or so databases. Most places > are around $35/mo for one SQL Server database and charge additional for > more. > > Thanks, > Brett > > "Joseph Byrns" <josephbyrns@nnoossppaamm-yahoo.com> wrote in message > news:uuwMgNzPFHA.3156@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl... >>I don't know about MySQL but if you go to www.webhost4life.com you get >>MySQL and SQL Server for $9.95 per month, plus a load of other stuff, >>unlimited traffic etc.. >> >> >> "Brett" <no@spam.net> wrote in message >> news:OtkgiFxPFHA.4024@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... >>> I've been developing in CFMX with an SQL Server 2000 backend. For cost >>> reasons, I want to switch to a different database. I'm also moving away >>> from CFMX to ASP.NET. There are quite a few hosting services for about >>> $10/mo that have ASP.NET and MySQL Server along with many other >>> features. >>> >>> I'd like to hear any opinions on using MySQL or any other cost efficient >>> database. My website doesn't receive much traffic although I do have a >>> chat application that will hit the database server about every second. >>> >>> I don't think MySQL supports stored procedures now but the new version >>> (5.0) may. Comments? >>> >>> Thanks, >>> Brett >>> >> >> > >
Wow! That's the best I've ever seen. You use these guys - how do you like
them? How many SQL Server databases do they allow you to create? Will they also support the MSDE database? I was contemplating MySQL because say if I go with the above site and they go out of business six months from now, I'll be stuck with an expensive SQL Server setup, since I'll probably have 3 or so databases. Most places are around $35/mo for one SQL Server database and charge additional for more. Thanks, Brett [quoted text, click to view] "Joseph Byrns" <josephbyrns@nnoossppaamm-yahoo.com> wrote in message news:uuwMgNzPFHA.3156@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl... >I don't know about MySQL but if you go to www.webhost4life.com you get >MySQL and SQL Server for $9.95 per month, plus a load of other stuff, >unlimited traffic etc.. > > > "Brett" <no@spam.net> wrote in message > news:OtkgiFxPFHA.4024@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... >> I've been developing in CFMX with an SQL Server 2000 backend. For cost >> reasons, I want to switch to a different database. I'm also moving away >> from CFMX to ASP.NET. There are quite a few hosting services for about >> $10/mo that have ASP.NET and MySQL Server along with many other features. >> >> I'd like to hear any opinions on using MySQL or any other cost efficient >> database. My website doesn't receive much traffic although I do have a >> chat application that will hit the database server about every second. >> >> I don't think MySQL supports stored procedures now but the new version >> (5.0) may. Comments? >> >> Thanks, >> Brett >> > >
If I have a contengency plan of moving from SQL Server to MSDE or MySQL,
I'll just need to keep in mind compatibility. In other words, building for the lowest common denominator and not making use of proprietary features. Thanks, Brett [quoted text, click to view] "Joseph Byrns" <josephbyrns@nnoossppaamm-yahoo.com> wrote in message news:OjNtvt0PFHA.3628@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl... > I've been using them for about two years and they are very good, excellent > support, they respond very quickly. They also provide a very good control > panel, to setup databases, emails, ftp etc.. all works well. I think the > db limit is 300mb and they only allow 2 databases with the $9.95 (but you > may be able to ask for more). > > As for MSDE, I don't think they provide it. I can't really see any reason > to use MSDE when SQL Server is available, you can always move an SQL > Server database to MSDE. > > Hope that helps. > > "Brett" <no@spam.net> wrote in message > news:%23OSZdk0PFHA.688@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... >> Wow! That's the best I've ever seen. You use these guys - how do you >> like them? >> >> How many SQL Server databases do they allow you to create? >> >> Will they also support the MSDE database? >> >> I was contemplating MySQL because say if I go with the above site and >> they go out of business six months from now, I'll be stuck with an >> expensive SQL Server setup, since I'll probably have 3 or so databases. >> Most places are around $35/mo for one SQL Server database and charge >> additional for more. >> >> Thanks, >> Brett >> >> "Joseph Byrns" <josephbyrns@nnoossppaamm-yahoo.com> wrote in message >> news:uuwMgNzPFHA.3156@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl... >>>I don't know about MySQL but if you go to www.webhost4life.com you get >>>MySQL and SQL Server for $9.95 per month, plus a load of other stuff, >>>unlimited traffic etc.. >>> >>> >>> "Brett" <no@spam.net> wrote in message >>> news:OtkgiFxPFHA.4024@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... >>>> I've been developing in CFMX with an SQL Server 2000 backend. For cost >>>> reasons, I want to switch to a different database. I'm also moving >>>> away from CFMX to ASP.NET. There are quite a few hosting services for >>>> about $10/mo that have ASP.NET and MySQL Server along with many other >>>> features. >>>> >>>> I'd like to hear any opinions on using MySQL or any other cost >>>> efficient database. My website doesn't receive much traffic although I >>>> do have a chat application that will hit the database server about >>>> every second. >>>> >>>> I don't think MySQL supports stored procedures now but the new version >>>> (5.0) may. Comments? >>>> >>>> Thanks, >>>> Brett >>>> >>> >>> >> >> > >
I know this is a Microsoft news group by MySQL is great I know tons of
companies using it, and I mean some serious web services companies. The last company I worked at was using an off site MySQL server and doing over a million updates a day without any problems. You do need to check the SQL Syntax though since it may be a little difference, mostly when doing mathematical calculations. MySQL might actually be over powered depending on the application you are working with. One nice thing is that MySQL has a lot of support and free tools that can be used "MyAdmin" etc.
It doesn't do stored procedures right? Does that hender it in anyway?
Thanks, Brett [quoted text, click to view] "HotRod" <NOSPAM@youremail.com> wrote in message news:esi$jA2PFHA.2876@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... >I know this is a Microsoft news group by MySQL is great I know tons of >companies using it, and I mean some serious web services companies. The >last company I worked at was using an off site MySQL server and doing over >a million updates a day without any problems. You do need to check the SQL >Syntax though since it may be a little difference, mostly when doing >mathematical calculations. MySQL might actually be over powered depending >on the application you are working with. One nice thing is that MySQL has a >lot of support and free tools that can be used "MyAdmin" etc. >
Actually, they don't support MSDE. I think it is better to use MySQL as a
backup since more hosting plans support it. Actually, nearly all of them and they are cheap. MSDE is probably good for a desktop app. Still researching it. I do need something for a desktop database. Thanks, Brett [quoted text, click to view] "Brett" <no@spam.net> wrote in message news:%23mcUxS1PFHA.3196@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl... > If I have a contengency plan of moving from SQL Server to MSDE or MySQL, > I'll just need to keep in mind compatibility. In other words, building > for the lowest common denominator and not making use of proprietary > features. > > Thanks, > Brett > > "Joseph Byrns" <josephbyrns@nnoossppaamm-yahoo.com> wrote in message > news:OjNtvt0PFHA.3628@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl... >> I've been using them for about two years and they are very good, >> excellent support, they respond very quickly. They also provide a very >> good control panel, to setup databases, emails, ftp etc.. all works well. >> I think the db limit is 300mb and they only allow 2 databases with the >> $9.95 (but you may be able to ask for more). >> >> As for MSDE, I don't think they provide it. I can't really see any >> reason to use MSDE when SQL Server is available, you can always move an >> SQL Server database to MSDE. >> >> Hope that helps. >> >> "Brett" <no@spam.net> wrote in message >> news:%23OSZdk0PFHA.688@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... >>> Wow! That's the best I've ever seen. You use these guys - how do you >>> like them? >>> >>> How many SQL Server databases do they allow you to create? >>> >>> Will they also support the MSDE database? >>> >>> I was contemplating MySQL because say if I go with the above site and >>> they go out of business six months from now, I'll be stuck with an >>> expensive SQL Server setup, since I'll probably have 3 or so databases. >>> Most places are around $35/mo for one SQL Server database and charge >>> additional for more. >>> >>> Thanks, >>> Brett >>> >>> "Joseph Byrns" <josephbyrns@nnoossppaamm-yahoo.com> wrote in message >>> news:uuwMgNzPFHA.3156@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl... >>>>I don't know about MySQL but if you go to www.webhost4life.com you get >>>>MySQL and SQL Server for $9.95 per month, plus a load of other stuff, >>>>unlimited traffic etc.. >>>> >>>> >>>> "Brett" <no@spam.net> wrote in message >>>> news:OtkgiFxPFHA.4024@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... >>>>> I've been developing in CFMX with an SQL Server 2000 backend. For >>>>> cost reasons, I want to switch to a different database. I'm also >>>>> moving away from CFMX to ASP.NET. There are quite a few hosting >>>>> services for about $10/mo that have ASP.NET and MySQL Server along >>>>> with many other features. >>>>> >>>>> I'd like to hear any opinions on using MySQL or any other cost >>>>> efficient database. My website doesn't receive much traffic although >>>>> I do have a chat application that will hit the database server about >>>>> every second. >>>>> >>>>> I don't think MySQL supports stored procedures now but the new version >>>>> (5.0) may. Comments? >>>>> >>>>> Thanks, >>>>> Brett >>>>> >>>> >>>> >>> >>> >> >> > >
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