[thelist] Development databases & ColdFusion

Ever thought about mySQL?  Runs on a lot of different platforms and has a ton of
APIs.

http://www.mysql.org

Martin wrote:

> OK, so we're all clear that Access really isn't ideal for web databases. And
> Oracle is damn, damn expensive.
>
> So what's the tool of choice? There's an MS programme which gives developers
> cheap versions of SQL Server, but I don't know if there's a client count
> restriction which would matter once it's uploaded. I guess anything more than
> 32 is an improvement on Access...
>
> How *do* our resident CFheads develop for 3rd-party hosted sites?
>
> Cheers
> Martin
>
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