by Frit » Wed, 06 Mar 2002 09:28:11
What I'm looking for is running a simple database from it with maybe 3 or
four small tables. It only has to be fairly simple and must have jdbc client
support.
Any recommendations for something that might fit the bill?
by Robert Lync » Wed, 06 Mar 2002 09:46:47
> Hi I've got a p75 with 16MB of ram in it currently running a very cut down
> version of RH7.0. It does however have an 11Gb HD in it.
> What I'm looking for is running a simple database from it with maybe 3 or
> four small tables. It only has to be fairly simple and must have jdbc client
> support.
> Any recommendations for something that might fit the bill?
http://www.afu.com/
JDBC chapter recommends using the McKoi db for his examples:
http://www.mckoi.com/database/
I don't know if it would be fast enough for you, but it is GPL'd so
you could easily try it out...
HTH,
Bob L.
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