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Old 01-07-2004, 02:23 PM   #6 (permalink)
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Originally posted by tritium
Does ASP use both implementations? Which is better -- as in, easier...

That and I was kinda under the impression that ASP used MS Access databases. How does that fit into the bigger SQL picture?
Mysql's support in php is amazingly well thought out. ASP can use MySql but it's obviously optimized for access and MSSql use.
MYSql is also my preference because the wealth of free php code that allows for easy data managment far outstrips the amount of free asp code for the same function with SQL databases.
If you can find a well thought out asp code for data managment, use MYSql simply because it's a more widley used implamentation for small to medium scale data throughout the web.
Try sourceforge for asp code to use both and find what suites you best in the end.
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