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[SOLVED] question on setting up a server with php/mysql and apache2


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Hello,

 

I have a project that i am doing. created this huge website with php/mysql. well my question is, can i use or would it be proper to use mysql instead of sql for their server set up? cause my understanding is that sql does not work with php according to some people i have talked to. or php/mysql and apache be all i need and run a safe server.

 

 

help!!!!!!!

PHP can be used with a whole range of different databases. In order for PHP to work with other databases you'll need to enable the correct extension/ODBC driver for the particular database you wish to use, which you can get from the manual.

 

MS SQL manual

 

Thanks alot guys that answered some doubts and question that i had. would mysql work or be proper to use it for this server. i was told that it was not that suitable. i don't know why. i have setup some servers with these three config's and software and work fine.

It all depends on the software you'd like to interact with the database.

 

MySQL is a very, very powerful and fast db language... but if you're going for Excel and Access integration, it might not be the best route.

You can use any database server you like. All work just as good as MySQL. If you want to use MySQL then use MySQL if the client wants to use MSSQL then you'll have to adapt your script so it'll work with MS SQL.

thank you guys for the help and advice. not that i don't know this but i always see it as "you can never know all" no matter how long or good you're at it. you always learn something new and come across some doubts or hurdles.

 

i guess the only dif. will be the script and of course the PRICE$$$  :)

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