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What database language am I looking for? Javascript login for an actionscript site
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#1 Feb 6th, 2009
Re: What database language am I looking for? Javascript login for an actionscript site
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#2 Feb 6th, 2009
You can connect from JavaScript to database, and validate user credentials, if has permission you can from JavaScript redirect him to the Flash page!
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Re: What database language am I looking for? Javascript login for an actionscript site
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#3 Feb 6th, 2009
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#4 Feb 7th, 2009
Database language or Database software?
Database language would be mainly ANSI-SQL and you can use Microsoft Access or Microsoft SQL Server.
Database language would be mainly ANSI-SQL and you can use Microsoft Access or Microsoft SQL Server.
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Re: What database language am I looking for? Javascript login for an actionscript site
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#5 Mar 3rd, 2009
MySQL is easier to find online on most hosts.
MS Access requires MS server and costs more to host.
MySQL is free
MySQL free means they also most likely have PHP, which some Windows boxed server providers still dont like to support for some reason.
PHP login is faster and safer than Javascript.
You can still detect if the user has JS capabilities but provide better security using PHP to hold the login data and expirations.
MySQL also permits one-way passwords without external encryption and even if you build this yourself it could be done in a matter of a few hours.
Access has limited support on other O/S and max 2 GB database or table size.
MS SQL on 32 bit O/S is also max 2 - 4 GB scale when it grows
MySQL limit is 14 TerraByte and scalable beyond this limit in clustered networks.
It all depends what you want to do in the future when your site grows.
MS Access requires MS server and costs more to host.
MySQL is free
MySQL free means they also most likely have PHP, which some Windows boxed server providers still dont like to support for some reason.
PHP login is faster and safer than Javascript.
You can still detect if the user has JS capabilities but provide better security using PHP to hold the login data and expirations.
MySQL also permits one-way passwords without external encryption and even if you build this yourself it could be done in a matter of a few hours.
Access has limited support on other O/S and max 2 GB database or table size.
MS SQL on 32 bit O/S is also max 2 - 4 GB scale when it grows
MySQL limit is 14 TerraByte and scalable beyond this limit in clustered networks.
It all depends what you want to do in the future when your site grows.
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