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Hi,

Now I'm using SQLite, but I was looking at the MySQL-site a saw there are different versions.
Does anyone use the 'MySQL Community Edition' edition with FWH? If so, what is the difference between the other versions?
Is there a limitations of tabels, usere of records in the free version. I don't find information of this on there site.


Thanks,

Marc

Marc

I use it in 6 projects. some mid size app used by supermarkets.

The only difference is license...
If you produce GNU GPL software, you can use freely, but if you use it in your own developments which do not apply for GNU GPL license, then you have to pay for it.
Basic Standard Server from U$ 2.000 up to U$ 60.000.-

You can try MYSQL replacements (forks if you want) Percona, MariaDB, OurDelta, Drizzle
On all tests, MARIADB wins and is 1000% compatible with Mysql, you can give it a try.
This is more "open" than Mysql. Read its license.

From Chile
Adolfo

Marc

I use it in 6 projects. some mid size app used by supermarkets.
No problems at all, very fast, powerfull, lots of documentation on the web, I use it with TDOLPHIN, a free class you can find here in the forum.

The only difference is license...
If you produce GNU GPL software, you can use freely, but if you use it in your own developments which do not apply for GNU GPL license, then you have to pay for it.
Basic Standard Server from U$ 2.000.-

You can try MYSQL replacements (forks if you want) Percona, MariaDB, OurDelta, Drizzle
On all tests, MARIADB wins and is 1000% compatible with Mysql, you can give it a try.
This is more "open" than Mysql. Read its license.

From Chile
Adolfo

Thanks Adolfo,

MARIADB seems very intresting.
Can is also be used with TDolphin?
I will download it, and test it.

Regards,
Marc

Marc Vanzegbroeck wrote:MARIADB seems very intresting.
Can is also be used with TDolphin?

Yes, MariaDB will work with TDolphin.
It will work via ADO also, using the same MySQL ODBC Connector.

Regards
Anser