Well, i know nothing about MySql, but i'll be nowadays.. There's a MySql application here in the bank i work for, and i'm supposed to take the support for this app over. I know nothing about this app for now, except for it's being on an nt server. Meanwhile, i'll install and begin to learn MySql at home on suse 7.1. Are there differences between MySql on nt & MySql on linux? Maybe we can transfer the app to a linux machine. Will it do better? Just to get prepared for the taking over process, may i get your suggestions?
Hi,
The insallation of it is a bit different between the two os'es but in
general the MySQL server should be almost exactly the same as on NT
I have it running on win 2000 and SuSE 8.1 and personally find working on
the linux in co-op with webmin (www.webmin.com)
the most easiest and userfriendly.
regards
Chris
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Well, i know nothing about MySql, but i'll be nowadays.. There's a MySql application here in the bank i work for, and i'm supposed to take the support for this app over. I know nothing about this app for now, except for it's being on an nt server.
Meanwhile, i'll install and begin to learn MySql at home on suse 7.1.
Are there differences between MySql on nt & MySql on linux? Maybe we can transfer the app to a linux machine. Will it do better? Just to get prepared for the taking over process, may i get your suggestions?
Oh yeah ,
You can export all databases to .sql files which can be run on your new
Mysql server to populate it again ...
no big hastle ...
Regards
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Well, i know nothing about MySql, but i'll be nowadays.. There's a MySql application here in the bank i work for, and i'm supposed to take the support for this app over. I know nothing about this app for now, except for it's being on an nt server.
Meanwhile, i'll install and begin to learn MySql at home on suse 7.1.
Are there differences between MySql on nt & MySql on linux? Maybe we can transfer the app to a linux machine. Will it do better? Just to get prepared for the taking over process, may i get your suggestions?
OEREN@ykb.com wrote:
Meanwhile, i'll install and begin to learn MySql at home on suse 7.1.
I'd suggest you upgrade to SuSE 8.1. With it you can install phpMyAdmin (a web based administration tool) which is well integrated. I'm also in the process of learning mysql. If you learn something interesting, please post it here. -- Rafael
On Thu, 14 Nov 2002 OEREN@ykb.com wrote:
Well, i know nothing about MySql, but i'll be nowadays.. There's a MySql application here in the bank i work for, and i'm supposed to take the support for this app over. I know nothing about this app for now, except for it's being on an nt server.
Meanwhile, i'll install and begin to learn MySql at home on suse 7.1.
Are there differences between MySql on nt & MySql on linux? Maybe we can transfer the app to a linux machine. Will it do better? Just to get prepared for the taking over process, may i get your suggestions?
One important difference is that the name of databases and tables is case sensitive on Linux and case INsensitive on NT. This is because of differences in the underlying filesystem. MySQL stores tables as files with the tablename + an extension in a directory with the name of the database. Regards Ole
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