DataBase on QNX4

Hi all.

Anybody knows about a database client I could use
on QNX4.25. I thought Franck Liu has ported a mysql
client but I was not able to retrieve it.

If you know about a port of an SQL database client
(postgresql, mysql, firebird, …) preference goes
to an open source/free one.

thanx.


Dominix

Hi,

try SQLite … it is easy to port.

–Armin



DoMinix wrote:

Hi all.

Anybody knows about a database client I could use
on QNX4.25. I thought Franck Liu has ported a mysql
client but I was not able to retrieve it.

If you know about a port of an SQL database client
(postgresql, mysql, firebird, …) preference goes
to an open source/free one.

thanx.

DoMinix wrote:

Hi all.



Anybody knows about a database client I could use on QNX4.25. I

thought Franck Liu has ported a mysql client but I was not able to

retrieve it.



If you know about a port of an SQL database client (postgresql,

mysql, firebird, …) preference goes to an open source/free one.



thanx.

“Armin” <a@b.com> a écrit dans le message news:<f5vuop$sac$1@inn.qnx.com>…

Hi,



try SQLite … it is easy to port.



–Armin

I thought about SQLite but I need a real database.

Concurrent accès, backup … So on.

Thanks anyway.

Dx

“DoMinix” <dominix@iquebec.com> wrote in message
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Hi all.

Anybody knows about a database client I could use
on QNX4.25. I thought Franck Liu has ported a mysql
client but I was not able to retrieve it.

If you know about a port of an SQL database client
(postgresql, mysql, firebird, …) preference goes
to an open source/free one.

thanx.


Dominix

We have successfully used Easysoft XML-ODBC client to pass data from our QNX
application to a “big” database (Oracle in our case) running on a Windows
server.

Essentially, the QNX side generates SQL text commands and writes them into a
text file with some XML header and trailer lines (easy to do), and then
opens a tcp connection to the Windows server, writes the XML text file to
the server, waits for a reply, and then closes the TCP connection.

The cost was around $1,000 for the whole thing including some support. It
continues to work well.

More info at www.easysoft.com

Let me know if I can answer any questions.

Jeff.

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Hi all.

Anybody knows about a database client I could use
on QNX4.25. I thought Franck Liu has ported a mysql
client but I was not able to retrieve it.

If you know about a port of an SQL database client
(postgresql, mysql, firebird, …) preference goes
to an open source/free one.

thanx.


Dominix


We have successfully used Easysoft XML-ODBC client to pass data from our
QNX application to a “big” database (Oracle in our case) running on a
Windows server.

Essentially, the QNX side generates SQL text commands and writes them into
a text file with some XML header and trailer lines (easy to do), and then
opens a tcp connection to the Windows server, writes the XML text file to
the server, waits for a reply, and then closes the TCP connection.

The cost was around $1,000 for the whole thing including some support. It
continues to work well.

More info at > www.easysoft.com

Let me know if I can answer any questions.

Jeff.

sounds good. thanks

dominix

Hello,

You could take note of Empress Embedded Database,

www.empress.com

There is QNX 4 version of this product. Free trial available after filling the
form on their site.

Also you could see to Cogent DataHub,

www.cogent.ca

Using this product you can mirror your data easily - to another QNX version (QNX
Neutrino I mean), Linux, Windows. And there are many choices farther - according
available database products (for Windows, Linux, QNX Neutrino).

Regards,
Igor.

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Hi all.

Anybody knows about a database client I could use
on QNX4.25. I thought Franck Liu has ported a mysql
client but I was not able to retrieve it.

If you know about a port of an SQL database client
(postgresql, mysql, firebird, …) preference goes
to an open source/free one.

thanx.


Dominix


We have successfully used Easysoft XML-ODBC client to pass data from our
QNX application to a “big” database (Oracle in our case) running on a
Windows server.

Essentially, the QNX side generates SQL text commands and writes them into
a text file with some XML header and trailer lines (easy to do), and then
opens a tcp connection to the Windows server, writes the XML text file to
the server, waits for a reply, and then closes the TCP connection.

The cost was around $1,000 for the whole thing including some support. It
continues to work well.

More info at > www.easysoft.com

Let me know if I can answer any questions.

Jeff.




sounds good. thanks

dominix wrote:
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“DoMinix” <> dominix@iquebec.com> > wrote in message
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Hi all.

Anybody knows about a database client I could use
on QNX4.25. I thought Franck Liu has ported a mysql
client but I was not able to retrieve it.

“Igor Mazanov” <i.mazanov@swd.ru> a ecrit dans le message de news:
f62eu6$6t2$1@inn.qnx.com

Hello,

You could take note of Empress Embedded Database,

www.empress.com

There is QNX 4 version of this product. Free trial available after filling
the form on their site.

Also you could see to Cogent DataHub,

www.cogent.ca

Using this product you can mirror your data easily - to another QNX
version (QNX Neutrino I mean), Linux, Windows. And there are many choices
farther - according available database products (for Windows, Linux, QNX
Neutrino).

Regards,
Igor.

thanks Igor, I’ll have a look a these solution
fyi I have retrieved a copy of f liu port of mysql to qnx 4.
I’ll try different products and let you know.

Dx