Some pages on Software
Databases & Linux
Operating Systems Security Databases Database software Some Oracle utils Nice software
Some Old pages
SQL guide PL/SQL guide Jersey and Open Source Linux File server Linux Firewalls Thin clients |
Lots of database software |
Databases are where we store our data in a structured, secure and retrievable way.The way we store and handle our data, our most important assets, is often crucial for us, at least when something goes wrong or the data is damaged or destroyed. The problem is to choose then one that best suits our needs. Big, small, free, with, or without support? Should it be relational or object oriented or something else ?
Commercial = Has a license cost, Free = Non Commercial, Open Source and GPL databases, normally free for all purposes, The Rest = Commercial, Shareware or less known databases with a mix of different licenses, some freely distributed, others cost. Commercial database vendors often have a free "personal editions", "developers editions", "single user" or allow their products to be used free of charge at home or in non-commercial applications. This is a way to allow users and developers to evaluate the software, develop and port applications, to their specific database, without making a large initial investments. |
Please Note, this is not a complete list in any way. Vendors, publishers and licenses change all the time. The list probably contains errors because of some misunderstanding on my part. I apologies for these errors and if you find any please give me a mail and I will correct the faulty information. Do not take these feature markings as a real comparison, these features differs from database to database, version to version and the features can be implemented and have very different consequences in a "live" applications. Use these marking just as an indication of how mature the software is.List of UML ToolsFor Linux development tools and ide's look at this list: Linuxmafia.com
References to Gpl=The General Public License,Gnu LicenseOpen source, and Shareware occur in the text |
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Column Explanations:
Sql Std = Sql standard compliance, 89, 92...Sub=Subset/Limited
Tr = Transaction support,
SP = Stored Procedures and Triggers
RI = Referential integrity rules in database,
OB = On-line-backup functionality
BL = Blob, Binary Large Objects, to store images and other binary objects in.
Active = Software is Maintined and Actively developed or the year of last known update. |
Multi platform, Different operating systems |
Java based, Operating system independent |
Windows version only |
Linux version only |
Specific Other Os like VMS, MacOs |
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The listing is divided into: "Big" Commercial databases Free databases The Rest Commercial Tools Free Tools |
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