shells and bells

[oommen at imaginetechnologies.com (Oommen Thomas)]

MySQL too is equally good.

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Oommen

On Wed, 3 May 2000, Mike Bilow wrote:

<mikebw>If you love vi, you'll love csh.  Otherwise, stick with bash.
<mikebw>
<mikebw>If you want a free SQL database on Linux, use PostgreSQL and do not waste
<mikebw>time with any of the other stuff floating around.  PostgreSQL is the only
<mikebw>free SQL server which has essential features such as on-line backup and
<mikebw>transaction support.  You can access PostgreSQL from nearly any language,
<mikebw>and there is support for C/C++, Perl, Python, and Java among many others.  
<mikebw>There is a "psql" tool which allows manual manipulation of the database,
<mikebw>such as creation of tables and definitions of schemas, but it actually
<mikebw>will allow issuing any query.  See http://www.postgresql.org/ for info.
<mikebw>
<mikebw>-- Mike
<mikebw>

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