Web based databasing
Garth Meisel
Garth-xsdjDKdUMl2akBO8gow8eQ at public.gmane.org
Wed Jan 14 22:40:49 UTC 2004
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Now to stumble somewhere I've avoided but don't have the choice to anymore so
here I go. Since my question may be opinion oriented when it comes to
answers, and to avoid any flaming, I welcome any and all opinions privately
too.
I run SuSE 8.1 Pro (soon to be 9 Pro), Apache2 as my web-server. Which
database should I use. It doesn't need to be administered via the web-server
or tools. I prefer to make all additions, changes, deletions and transfers
at the location or SSH into the location so long as I'm not not wireless. No
Windoze needed.
The database should hold between one and 1 million records. What is the
quickest or most stable/secure web-site db for Apache2/Linux. I guess
another good word to describe it would be "versatile."
OR, do I need a web based db at all? Can I write a script that will search a
file or files as well or quicker? (site viewer doing the search with tool on
the site)
OR, is there a difference between the two anymore?
AND IF both, which is preferred?
The purpose is for viewers of the web-site to be able to search quickly and
accurately sometimes with more than one search term. There needs to be
absolutely NO administration of this db via Apache2 or tools. All records
will be adjusted accordingly at the location. Or is that possible without
stopping Apache2 during the changing procedures etc?
One other question, if I only wanted a good db that was accessible by anyone
on the web (same purpose as above) where they could assign themselves a
password to delete their record at any time, what would I use? The search
feature would still be necessary.
TIA.
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Garth Meisel http://www.Webostics.com
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