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But look at another article written a little more recently by the same author:
http://www.phpbuilder.com/columns/tim20001112.php3
I see the tide turning toward PostGreSQL every where I look/read, and therefore I think it should be a high priority for vBulletin developer's to make vBulletin support PostGreSQL.
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Originally posted by Lynn
But look at another article written a little more recently by the same author:
http://www.phpbuilder.com/columns/tim20001112.php3
I see the tide turning toward PostGreSQL every where I look/read, and therefore I think it should be a high priority for vBulletin developer's to make vBulletin support PostGreSQL.:: Always Back Up Forum Database + Attachments BEFORE upgrading !
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Is there anyone on vbulletin (developers) that knows how to use these alternative databases ?Email: [email protected]
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Well I am hoping that perhaps there will be versions in the future for postgreSQL. I have been doing a lot of comparing and contrasting for which one is better.
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Originally posted by Sinecure
I have been doing a lot of comparing and contrasting for which one is better.
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Hmmm. The complete documentation for Oracle comes on several CD's... 10 if I recall correctly.
However you can get the gist of it from their reference CD which is only 492 megabytes. Don't think you can download it though.
Anyway, I have personal experience with Oracle, Sybase and Ms-SQL Server.
The query syntax for Sybase and MS-SQL Server are pretty much the same. However Oracle's is completely different.Translations provided by Google.
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The documentation for Oracle can be viewed on-line at http://technet.oracle.com . You have to register, but it's free. You can also access their trial download area with the same login.
I'm starting to get problems with mysql on my boards now. It crashes once a month. The worst part is the length of time it takes to repair the tables. I'm guessing it will only get worse as the tables get bigger. I'd go to innodb, but I need to buy a bigger hard drive first. I couldn't believe how much extra space innodb needs.
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