ramzes
12-25-2000, 11:34 AM
Hello!
Anyone known about hosting plans with this database?
Anyone known about hosting plans with this database?
![]() | View Full Version : InterBase Hosting? ramzes 12-25-2000, 11:34 AM Hello! Anyone known about hosting plans with this database? Spider John 12-25-2000, 01:49 PM Instabase doesn't use any drivers and as far as I know, the "database" is a text file so you should just be able to upload to any server. MattF 12-25-2000, 01:56 PM He's referring to Interbase the open-source database, in between mySQL and Postgresql in terms of speed/features. Sorry I don't know of any. :( Spider John 12-25-2000, 02:02 PM (repeats topic and shuffles off with his head tucked under his legs. HEY! I found a penny.) astralexis 12-25-2000, 02:40 PM He's referring to Interbase the open-source database, in between mySQL and Postgresql in terms of speed/features. ------- Between MySql and PostgreSql? In terms of features InterBase 6 is well beyond PostgreSql. Don't know about speed. I don't know any host, but they should exist, since the RaQ4 ships with InterBase 6, as far as I know. MyCgiServer has mentioned (in a mailing to users a while ago) eventually choosing InterBase 6 for their free hosting, because they want to support EJB and therefore need a transaction safe database. astralexis 12-25-2000, 02:42 PM oops... I wanted to make the quote bold, that didn't work Chicken 12-25-2000, 03:16 PM I fixed it for you (have to use vB code, not html (http://www.webhostingtalk.com/index.php?action=bbcode)) ramzes 12-25-2000, 03:21 PM hm, hosting is still wanted... ps: i have a database on MySQL but this is not good when server have under 100 connection... May be some guru give me a solutions with choose of database? Site have how 5-6k unique visitors and 6-7GB bandwinth, i'll work for 30-40k ;-) and think what MySQL have no change to be db number one ;-( astralexis 12-25-2000, 06:56 PM You mean OVER 100 connections? Concurrent connections? I agree that would be a lot, not sure if InterBase would handle this much better. The solution is rather that you should avoid opening such a high number of connections! Never assign a connection to a user session and keep it open during the whole session. Instead you should open a connection to process one page, and close it immediately afterwards. If you use PHP4: it supports connection pooling. If you work like this, even with a high traffic site you'll hardly ever get more than 10 concurrent connections. |