General Database FAQ
Windows
- What is a database?
- How does a database work on a web site?
- What databases do you support?
- ODBC Request Form
Unix
- What databases do you support?
Windows
1. What is a database?
A database is a computerized record keeping system involving data, the hardware that physically stores that data, the software that utilizes the hardware's file system and the users who turn the data into information.
2. How does a database work on a web site?
In essence, a program "queries" a database of inventory items and produces an HTML page based on the results of that query.
3. What databases do you support?
We support ODBC (see below) access from Active Server Pages or scripts to Microsoft Access databases.
We support MSSQL (you must have a professional or elite package in order to use MSSQL)
We support MYSQL (you must have a professional or elite package in order to use MYSQL)
4. ODBC Request Form
By complete the following form we can configure a Data Source Name (DSN) for you:
ODBC Request form
Unix
1. What databases do you support?
Currently, we support MYSQL (you must have a professional or elite package in order to use MYSQL)
