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[vwnc] SQLServer or Postgres for STore?

Stew MacLean

I already have SQLServer installed, but wondering if there are any advantages in using Postgres (or something else) for Store?

 

Thanks,

 

Stewart


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Re: [vwnc] SQLServer or Postgres for STore?

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Most likely, whatever you are most comfortable with will be fine.  I'm not aware of any database-specific features or problems.
 
I personally use Postgres on Linux for Store, since Bruce Badger (who did all the work on this) is very responsive WRT questions and issues.  But I have also used Store for Access on Windows systems, and that works fine as well.
 
 
 
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Subject: [vwnc] SQLServer or Postgres for STore?

I already have SQLServer installed, but wondering if there are any advantages in using Postgres (or something else) for Store?

 

Thanks,

 

Stewart

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I am using PostGRE on Linux, HP and Windows. Works fine on all systems.
I don't see any advantage of using SQLServer.
 
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Most likely, whatever you are most comfortable with will be fine.  I'm not aware of any database-specific features or problems.
 
I personally use Postgres on Linux for Store, since Bruce Badger (who did all the work on this) is very responsive WRT questions and issues.  But I have also used Store for Access on Windows systems, and that works fine as well.
 
 
 
Thomas Sattler
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Phone: +1 212 762-1212
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From: [hidden email] [mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf Of Stewart MacLean
Sent: Sunday, May 25, 2008 11:00 PM
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Subject: [vwnc] SQLServer or Postgres for STore?

I already have SQLServer installed, but wondering if there are any advantages in using Postgres (or something else) for Store?

Thanks,

Stewart

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Re: [vwnc] SQLServer or Postgres for STore?

Mark Pirogovsky-3
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SQLServer runs only on Windows, while PostgreSQL does run everywhere (
Win32, Linux, etc.).  I do have master store repository  on Linux, but
always do replicate it onto my laptop with Windows XP.  Unlike
SQLServer, PostgreeSql is less intrusive into your system configuration
as well.

I guess main advantage that the PostgreSQl more in line with the VW
platform portability then SQLserver.

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Stew MacLean
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Thanks for this.

 

Stewart

 

-----Original Message-----
From: Sattler, Thomas (IT) [mailto:[hidden email]]
Sent: 28 May 2008 12:36 a.m.
To: Stewart MacLean; [hidden email]
Subject: RE: [vwnc] SQLServer or Postgres for STore?

 

Most likely, whatever you are most comfortable with will be fine.  I'm not aware of any database-specific features or problems.

 

I personally use Postgres on Linux for Store, since Bruce Badger (who did all the work on this) is very responsive WRT questions and issues.  But I have also used Store for Access on Windows systems, and that works fine as well.

 

 

 

Thomas Sattler
Morgan Stanley | Technology
750 Seventh Avenue, 14th Floor | New York, NY  10019
Phone: +1 212 762-1212
[hidden email]

 

 

From: [hidden email] [mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf Of Stewart MacLean
Sent: Sunday, May 25, 2008 11:00 PM
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Subject: [vwnc] SQLServer or Postgres for STore?

I already have SQLServer installed, but wondering if there are any advantages in using Postgres (or something else) for Store?

 

Thanks,

 

Stewart

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Stew MacLean
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Thanks for this.

Cheers,

Stewart

>-----Original Message-----
>From: Mark Pirogovsky [mailto:[hidden email]]
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>SQLServer runs only on Windows, while PostgreSQL does run everywhere (
>Win32, Linux, etc.).  I do have master store repository  on Linux, but
>always do replicate it onto my laptop with Windows XP.  Unlike
>SQLServer, PostgreeSql is less intrusive into your system configuration
>as well.
>
>I guess main advantage that the PostgreSQl more in line with the VW
>platform portability then SQLserver.
>
>Stewart MacLean wrote:
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>> I already have SQLServer installed, but wondering if there are any
>> advantages in using Postgres (or something else) for Store?
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>> Thanks,
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>> Stewart
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