RE: [TCLUG:15201] Linux DBMS

["Schlough, Mark" <Mark.Schlough@nmb.norwest.com>]

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> From:	Bob Tanner [SMTP:tanner@real-time.com]
> Sent:	Monday, March 27, 2000 12:55 PM
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> Subject:	Re: [TCLUG:15201] Linux DBMS
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> Quoting Subba Rao (subb3@attglobal.net):
> > In the e-Business arena, where are Linux servers being used?
> 
> Web server, application server and development.
> 
> > I am currently looking at using a DBMS server on a Linux system.
> > Are Linux systems used as DBMS servers? If yes, what HW configuration
> > would be recommended for a DBMS server for a e-Business application?
> 
> Hardware depends on DB, what DB do you want to use. Oracle's needs are
> signficantly higher then MySQL. :-)
> 
> > Which DBMS systems perform well on Linux and are not resource hogs?
> 
> MySQL rocks, but does not have advance DBMS features.
	[Schlough, Mark]  

	If you have needs for stuff like, triggers, stored procedures,
row-level locking, subselects and the like... MySQL is not the proper
choice.

	PostgreSQL may be more appropriate.   If not, look into sybase.

	Mark

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