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Brett Schulte
Are MS SQL and MY SQL databases interchangeable?
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Thomas A. Rowe
What do you mean by interchangeable?
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Brett
Thomas A. Rowe said:What do you mean by interchangeable?
Can a database built on MS SQL work on my web servers MY SQL?
Brett
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Thomas A. Rowe
You would have to export and then import the data from one to the other, and
field types may be slightly different. The syntax of the queries and update
statement may need to be change as well.
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field types may be slightly different. The syntax of the queries and update
statement may need to be change as well.
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Kevin Spencer
The only things the 2 databases have in common are:
1. They are both database servers
2. They both have "SQL" (acronym for "Structured Query Language") in their
names.
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Big things are made up of
lots of little things.
1. They are both database servers
2. They both have "SQL" (acronym for "Structured Query Language") in their
names.
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Kevin Spencer
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Big things are made up of
lots of little things.