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Re: Freeware RDBMS

From: Ed <sid.james_at_virgin.net>
Date: Sun, 19 Dec 1999 17:57:04 +0000
Message-ID: <385D1C70.42E5@virgin.net>


You can download Oracle Server (various OS) from Oracle's web-site, but good luck. I'd love to get a CD-ROM with Oracle for Linux, but they don't sell the trial versions here (England)?

Can anybody send me one (I'll pay you of course !)

Merry Christmas  

Ed

Malcolm Dew-Jones wrote:
>
> mSql
>
> MySQL
>
> PostGres (or PostGreSQL)
>
> Do a net search to find them.
>
> I've used MySQL. It does all the basics very well. I've read that
> PostGres is the most fully featured.
>
> They all run at least on linux. Installing MySQL on linux (from a
> precompiled binary) was trivial. I know there are windows 95/NT versions
> of MySQL and postgres, but I don't what is involved in making them run.
>
> Jai (jaiarvind_at_prodigy.net) wrote:
>
> : Hello,
>
> : Can anyone tell me where I can get shareware/Freeware of any RDBMS? I'm not
> : looking for a full fledged RDBMS but a very minimal one where I can use
> : sqlplus for learning purposes at home?
>
> : Jai
>
> --
Received on Sun Dec 19 1999 - 11:57:04 CST

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