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BCB creates Wintel exes so they won't run under Linux.

siaprj wrote:
> 
> Hi..
> i would like to ask a question here.
> Can i access database under linux/unix with client application (made
> using c++ builder) ? and what do you think the best database engine in
> this case ? (should i use oracle, interbase etc).
> thx , look forward to hearing from you all.
> ( if i don't mind you, could you give me examples for the situation near
> ?)
> 
> Afrizal Hernandar
> nandar96@student.te.ugm.ac.id
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On Wed, 23 Jun 1999 14:43:23 +0700, siaprj <siaprj@student.te.ugm.ac.id>
wrote:

>Can i access database under linux/unix with client application (made
>using c++ builder) ? and what do you think the best database engine in
>this case ? (should i use oracle, interbase etc).

If your database server is on a *nix platform,  and your client is on a
Win32 platform,  then you can accomplish that.

As for which is best,  that would probably depend upon your
circumstances.  If you intend to move gigs of data a day,  I would
probably not recommend Intel based Linux,  but if you are only going to
be moving a few hundreds of megs a day,  that platform might be
acceptable for you.  You need to weigh in cost and performance to see
which combination gives you the best fit for your needs...

Jerry Bloomfield (TeamB)
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