First of all, forget about MySQL, since they don't have a long history in stored procedure (its support is still release-candidate state). Why don't you try Firebird? It's easy, it has a long history (since it was born from Borland's Interbase), it supports views, stored procedures and so on. Oh, and it has a great JDBC driver and it is multi-platform. Not to mention a great community. Ciao Antonio Petrelli
Ashish Kulkarni wrote: >Hi >I am working on a intranet project, we plan to use a >open source database, there wont be a lot of load on >it, may be a 500-700 records written or deleted per >day. >I would like to have a database which has features >like views, stored procedures, foreign key constraint >etc >Which would you guys prefer, and also which is a real >open source where i dont have to worry about license. >I have a list like >mysql, postgre sql, Ingres by CA, Derby from apache , > > >Ashish > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
