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MySql or Cloudscape?

Rudolph Ten
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i am creatin a small application...mostly to learn java....
I now want to get into databases and java...
I need to select one...
MySql or Cloudscape?
Any advice on which to pick?
thanks
Dave Vick
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Never used cloudscape but I use mySQL al the time here at work and it ia nice, fast, free database. There are a couple of frontends available for it too from the mysql website that aren't half bad.

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Ive been using MySQL for over a year now, both on local machines & web sites. Great product and FAST. Its also very easy to learn.
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Stanley Tan
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Originally posted by Dave Vick:
There are a couple of frontends available for it too from the mysql website that aren't half bad.

Hmm... I haven't had much experience with mySQL. Could you post some links to some of those frontends you mentioned. Thanks.
 
I agree. Here's the link: http://ej-technologies/jprofiler - if it wasn't for jprofiler, we would need to run our stuff on 16 servers instead of 3.
 
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