Hello all,
For a project that I am working on, I would like to use a SQL database. On my home computer, I have PostgreSQL installed because It came with my installation of RedHat. However on my ISP's computer they have MySQL. If I develop a perl script for Postgres, it it easy to transfer over to MySQL. Or sould i just try to get a copy of MySQL to comply on my PPC?
Thanks,
Jimz

Well, most SQL databases are essentially the same, which I guess is the whole point, however as far as I can see they do differ in little ways. If it was *me*, I would head on over to mysql.com and download a copy of MySQL. It's free anyway...

adam

yea.. get sybase mysql anywhere..

free

jerry

the problem is complying the thing. i tried the exectuble, but i had no luck. gonna have to look for some better compliers.

RedHat 6.0 on PPC.(may be also listed uner ibm, as they make the PPC chip). I did not see any listyed at mysql.com

Usually if you are running a current redhat, you can just download the RPM's.

Cheers,

Alex

Look again my friend:

http://www.mysql.com/download_3.22.html

Right there under your nose:

Standard binary RPMs for 3.22



adam