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Re: data format (to List Newbie)


> Message 3
> From: "KJOK" kjokbaseball@...
> Date: Mon May 15, 2006 3:02pm(PDT)
> Subject: Re: data format (to List Newbie)
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> I've always used MS Access to work with this database, but I believe there are
others who use, as you put it, 'something more robust', although I'm not sure
what those somethings are exactly.
>

I use Paradox 9.

Steve
Tue May 16, 2006 11:54 am

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Hi, I'm new to this list and was just curious as to what software people use to store their baseball data and how extensive of systems are used. I'm personally... 		Dereck L. Dietz
dldietz2001
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8:46 am

... used. ... Software and format must depend on the nature of the data, of course. You generate, en masse, alternative values for records and fields in the...
Paul Wendt
pgw02472
Offline Send Email 		May 15, 2006
2:01 pm

I was actually wondering what type of database software was generally being used. For instance if MS Access was prevalent or if something more robust was...
Dereck L. Dietz
dldietz2001
Offline Send Email 		May 15, 2006
9:20 pm

I've always used MS Access to work with this database, but I believe there are others who use, as you put it, 'something more robust', although I'm not sure...
KJOK
kjokbaseball
Offline Send Email 		May 15, 2006
10:02 pm

I use mysql. I've got little experience with MS Access, so I can't make a comparison, but I've never had any problems with mysql. -John ... I use mysql. I've...
John Walsh
walshj58
Offline Send Email 		May 16, 2006
1:20 pm

... I use MySQL. It lets work on FreeBSD, Linux, Mac OS X, and even carry my database around on my Sharp Zaurus (PDA). One sub-project I'm working on is...
Michael Westbay
westbaystars
Offline Send Email 		May 16, 2006
11:52 pm

... I use Paradox 9. Steve...
Steve Grant
ace1242
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1:15 pm

Actually I was just curious what other people used and how extensive any systems they built are. I'm personally using an Oracle 9i database with Oracle Forms...
Dereck L. Dietz
dldietz2001
Offline Send Email 		May 17, 2006
3:06 am

... As for systems, I just have the stock BDB right now, but am not really making use of it. I have my own Japanese baseball database that runs my web site....
Michael Westbay
westbaystars
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4:49 am

1 . . . 2 ... generally being used. For instance if MS Access was prevalent or if something more robust was used. << 3 ... any systems they built are. I'm...
Paul Wendt
pgw02472
Offline Send Email 		May 20, 2006
12:39 am

I'm not a pro but I'm smart enough and daring enough to suggest that you put a lot of time into thinking seriously about the design of your database, instead...
Dereck L. Dietz
dldietz2001
Offline Send Email 		May 20, 2006
7:30 pm
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