Knicks · Seriously, though, let's stop this silly comparison of Melo and Gallo.. (page 3)
mrKnickShot wrote:BasketballJones wrote:mrKnickShot wrote:BasketballJones wrote:mrKnickShot wrote:BasketballJones wrote:mrKnickShot wrote:BasketballJones wrote:whut we gonna talk about then?It was a seasonable day here in Jersey. How was it by you?
Fair. Whut about that dude he kept a spreadsheet about all his online dates? Weird, wild stuff.
Sure. Who doesn't? How do you know if your re-cyber dating for nothing?
Lame. He should have used Access instead of Excel.
mysql
Nah. He's obviously a windoze user.
Linux runs on Windows
Yes, but your average user doesn't want to set up a dual boot system or install VMWARE or Virtual box just to run database software. It is true that you can run MYSQL on Windows, but I think for an end-user trying to do data analysis, the UI tools in Access are a better choice
BasketballJones wrote:mrKnickShot wrote:BasketballJones wrote:mrKnickShot wrote:BasketballJones wrote:mrKnickShot wrote:BasketballJones wrote:mrKnickShot wrote:BasketballJones wrote:whut we gonna talk about then?It was a seasonable day here in Jersey. How was it by you?
Fair. Whut about that dude he kept a spreadsheet about all his online dates? Weird, wild stuff.
Sure. Who doesn't? How do you know if your re-cyber dating for nothing?
Lame. He should have used Access instead of Excel.
mysql
Nah. He's obviously a windoze user.
Linux runs on Windows
Yes, but your average user doesn't want to set up a dual boot system or install VMWARE or Virtual box just to run database software. It is true that you can run MYSQL on Windows, but I think for an end-user trying to do data analysis, the UI tools in Access are a better choice
Access vs. Mysql = MDA vs. Melo (in that order). I like it.
You don't need a dual boot or VMWARE to run MySql on windows. You can run it as a windows service.
THIS IS FUN!!
mrKnickShot wrote:BasketballJones wrote:mrKnickShot wrote:BasketballJones wrote:mrKnickShot wrote:BasketballJones wrote:mrKnickShot wrote:BasketballJones wrote:mrKnickShot wrote:BasketballJones wrote:whut we gonna talk about then?It was a seasonable day here in Jersey. How was it by you?
Fair. Whut about that dude he kept a spreadsheet about all his online dates? Weird, wild stuff.
Sure. Who doesn't? How do you know if your re-cyber dating for nothing?
Lame. He should have used Access instead of Excel.
mysql
Nah. He's obviously a windoze user.
Linux runs on Windows
Yes, but your average user doesn't want to set up a dual boot system or install VMWARE or Virtual box just to run database software. It is true that you can run MYSQL on Windows, but I think for an end-user trying to do data analysis, the UI tools in Access are a better choice
Access vs. Mysql = MDA vs. Melo (in that order). I like it.
You don't need a dual boot or VMWARE to run MySql on windows. You can run it as a windows service.
THIS IS FUN!!
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wubi not that it's a real linux but...
nyvector16 wrote:Not to add to the geekification of this thread.... but SQL Server beats them all.
NOT!!! 
Read the facts! It's not FREE! 
mrKnickShot wrote:BasketballJones wrote:mrKnickShot wrote:BasketballJones wrote:mrKnickShot wrote:BasketballJones wrote:mrKnickShot wrote:BasketballJones wrote:mrKnickShot wrote:BasketballJones wrote:whut we gonna talk about then?It was a seasonable day here in Jersey. How was it by you?
Fair. Whut about that dude he kept a spreadsheet about all his online dates? Weird, wild stuff.
Sure. Who doesn't? How do you know if your re-cyber dating for nothing?
Lame. He should have used Access instead of Excel.
mysql
Nah. He's obviously a windoze user.
Linux runs on Windows
Yes, but your average user doesn't want to set up a dual boot system or install VMWARE or Virtual box just to run database software. It is true that you can run MYSQL on Windows, but I think for an end-user trying to do data analysis, the UI tools in Access are a better choice
Access vs. Mysql = MDA vs. Melo (in that order). I like it.
You don't need a dual boot or VMWARE to run MySql on windows. You can run it as a windows service.
THIS IS FUN!!
You obviously didn't read my whole response, and you did say "linux runs on windows" Perhaps I took you too literally?
Anywah - not that I'm a big Access fan, but to my knowledge MYSQL doesn't have a built in report-writer and visual query builder. Remember we are talking about an Windows end user here. He's probably already got Microsoft Office. Oh well. I cannot believe I am here advocating that someone use Access, but there it is. Of course, I'm making assumptions about this guy. Otherwise, why not Sqlite?
BasketballJones wrote:mrKnickShot wrote:BasketballJones wrote:Seriously, let's stop this silly comparison of database tools.Not unless you start a thread stating that you are against them. Sybase?
They even still in business?!?
Just throwing sh1t out there to keep this stupid debate alive Just like "the debate"
They were bought by SAP
(in this thread anyway)
SupremeCommander wrote:the only person that would make this comparison is orangeblobman, and that's because he's a closet case that wants to get taken by Gallo and/or get antlers shoved up his cornhole
Expanding this post because this thread has become an exercise in irrelevant penis waving.
Gallo sucks. Get over it. Here's Gallo's triple double: