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On Mon, 5 Aug 2002, eric@lucii.org wrote:
> Was this formerly known as "Adabas"?
It still is known as Adabas. SAP bought the rights to fork their own
version, and they did. Adabas is still around, as is Adabas D.
>
> For our application (simple membership database) mySQL is overkill actually.
> We don't need "Oracle-like" features... just simple, reliable SQL database.
> That's why I suggested mySQL. This could be done as well in Access but
> I resist the proprietary nature of that solution.
Then you should indeed use MySQL, because it is easier to set up than SAP
DB.
>
>
> Eric
-- noah silva
>
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