Thanks Phil.
I'd seen the devx article. One thing I noticed in it was these statements
about admin requirements:
"Larger relational DBMS, such as MySQL and Postgres are available today in
open-source form. [snip] they require substantially greater levels of
administrative oversight"
"As to full
>I'm hearing about Cloudscape/Derby as a reasonable database alternative to
>MySQL etc. Is anyone here using it? Comments on performance? Scalability?
>Stability? Features?
>
With Tracking-Tools, I offer it as one of the the supported database options
(MSSQL, MYSQL, Oracle, and Cloudscape/Derby).
same here
althought I had a little play with cloudscape, it looks like you need
to create some sort of object that will start the connection. That
article rocks.
I must say that I have achieved the same portable environment with
CFMX 7 , but I know you could do it from CFMX 6.1 simply by using
tom
Hi Dave. Not. Yet!!! I'm waiting the 2nd part of Phil Cruz and Dick
Applebaum article... ;-)
Cheers
Marco
On Tue, 25 Jan 2005 05:55:54 -0500, Dave Merrill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Marco, do you have any experience using Cloudscape? With CF? If so, any
> comments on performance, features, st
I set this up this week (Postgres) with MX
Wasnt too much of a problem, I downloaded the driver from:
http://jdbc.postgresql.org/
Under the JVM settings I added the path to the driver:
C:\drivers\postgresql-8.0.309.jdbc2.jar,
Then created a Datasource as follows:
JDBC URL: jdbc:postgresql:///
D
Marco, do you have any experience using Cloudscape? With CF? If so, any
comments on performance, features, stability? Setup hints for connecting w
CFMX61?
Thanks,
Dave Merrill
> Portable? Or Embeddable? Postgre(30MB RAM space) and MySQL(50MB RAM
> space) may be Portable but Cloudscape(2MB RAM s
Hi Chuck
Portable? Or Embeddable? Postgre(30MB RAM space) and MySQL(50MB RAM
space) may be Portable but Cloudscape(2MB RAM space), HSQLDB, etc are
a good option for embeddable apps. And yes we're using PG for big apps
and MySQL for smaller... PG is very very nice...
Cheers
Marco
On Mon, 24 Jan
Robert -
Do you use PostgreSQL as the database for any of your CF apps? If yes,
how do you like it? I'm keeping my eyes open for a good portable
database to use with CFEverywhere
(http://www.sys-con.com/story/?storyid=47827&DE=1) and intend on playing
with Cloudscape a bit more (Cloudscape i
What about PostgreSQL http://www.postgresql.org/ftp/ they just came out with a
native win32 version. They have integrated stored procedures unlike MYSQL.
Bob Everland
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I'm hearing about Cloudscape/Derby as a reasonable database alternative to
MySQL etc. Is anyone here using it? Comments on performance? Scalability?
Stability? Features?
What's the best way to hook CF up to it?
Thanks,
Dave Merrill
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