Hi all,
Looking for some advice on which DB to use. I'm used to writing J2EE
apps with MySQL using sqlyog as my sql gui but i want to embark on
developing a desktop app which will need to have its own 'local' database.
I havent really a clue on how to use this, one of my aims is to make
this project an easily installable application as, 'fingers crossed' it
will be sold as an off the shelf product, therefor will also be
installed using either WISE or Installshield.
Its a shame MySQL dont do a free, Oh yeah thats the other requirement,
I'm hoping to find an opensource DB, well something that I wont have to
fork out for licenses anyway. its a shame Mysql dont offer a standalone
db format with a set of classes to access it as i like using MySQL
products so far.
Well if anyone has any suggestions or recommendations, advice is greatly
appreciated.
Thanks,
Dave.
IchBin - 29 Jun 2005 22:32 GMT
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I have had great success with HSQLDB. http://hsqldb.org/
It is 100 percent Java and Open source and will meet all of your needs.
I moved away from MySQL because of the same reasons.

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IchBin, Pocono Lake, Pa, USA
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Georg J. Stach - 29 Jun 2005 23:04 GMT
There a lots of very good open RDBMS out there.
Did you have a look a postgreSQL? (www.postgres.org)
Cheers
Georg
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Dave Brown - 30 Jun 2005 08:50 GMT
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looks like hsqldb will be perfect for my needs.
Dave Brown - 30 Jun 2005 08:50 GMT
Thanks,
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Dyreatnews@sun.com - 04 Jul 2005 14:27 GMT
>> Well if anyone has any suggestions or recommendations, advice is
>> greatly
Derby (Cloudscape gone open source):
http://incubator.apache.org/derby

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