Re: FLASH: OT: PHP and MySql

[Carlos Cardoso]

Respondendo (replying)  "Fabienne Hadkova" <

kedahbalcab [dot] ch

> 


 > - I started learning cold fusion and would like to stick with it. Is it

 > possible to use mysql with cold fusion or does it depend on php?


No. Even if CF does not access mySQL directly, you can use ODBC modules.

It is not conected with PHP in any way. Both can exist alone.


 > - Generator is very expensive for me right now. Does anybody have experience

 > with other products like Ygen etc..?

 > Thanks, Fabienne 


All the data discussed here in the list show the alternatives are not

worth the price. For price understand lack of resources, cryptic

interface, poor documentation, etc. 


BTW: My own bedtest is mySQL/PHP based, and it's a great pair. 


The machine is a P100 notebook, 16MB RAM, running MS Personal Webserver,

PHP3, Perl and mySQL. It's behind a wingate proxy, and can be accessed

 >from outside by a dial-up account. 


I can tell you. mySQL/PHP are fast even in this Worst-Case Scenario.



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