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Dear Gurus,
I have following with me. 1> My-Sql (version 5.0.24) 2> Sybase 12.5 (ASE) 3> Windows platform 4> Exp. in Oracle 9i (Sql, pl-sql) I want to do connectivity(Heterogenious) between My-SQL and Sybase. I have done similar thing with Oracle 9i and MS-SQL Server 2000 (Heterogenious Connectivity). I need to know how much data (in GigaByte/Terabyte) mysql(version 5.0.24) can handle? Does mysql(version 5.0.24) support Stored Procedure/function/trigger etc. ? Is there any job scheduling facility in mysql(version 5.0.24)? (Like job sheduler in oracle) i.e. job will run/execute Stored procedure in periodic manner. Could anyone me in above. Thanking in advance Sanjeev .. |
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On Mar 31, 9:37 am, Sanjeev <sanjeev.atvan...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Dear Gurus, > > I have following with me. > 1> My-Sql (version 5.0.24) > 2> Sybase 12.5 (ASE) > 3> Windows platform > 4> Exp. in Oracle 9i (Sql, pl-sql) > > I want to do connectivity(Heterogenious) between My-SQL and Sybase. > I have done similar thing with Oracle 9i and MS-SQL Server 2000 > (Heterogenious Connectivity). > > I need to know how much data (in GigaByte/Terabyte) mysql(version > 5.0.24) can handle? > Does mysql(version 5.0.24) support Stored Procedure/function/trigger > etc. ? > Is there any job scheduling facility in mysql(version 5.0.24)? (Like > job sheduler in oracle) > i.e. job will run/execute Stored procedure in periodic manner. > > Could anyone me in above. > > Thanking in advance > Sanjeev > > . hi sanjeev, mysql 5.0.24 will support stored procedure /function and trigger . Job scheduling is not available in 5.0. |
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Sanjeev wrote:
> Dear Gurus, > > I have following with me. > 1> My-Sql (version 5.0.24) > 2> Sybase 12.5 (ASE) > 3> Windows platform > 4> Exp. in Oracle 9i (Sql, pl-sql) > > I want to do connectivity(Heterogenious) between My-SQL and Sybase. > I have done similar thing with Oracle 9i and MS-SQL Server 2000 > (Heterogenious Connectivity). > > I need to know how much data (in GigaByte/Terabyte) mysql(version > 5.0.24) can handle? Multiple TB's. File size may be more of a problem, depending on your architecture. > Does mysql(version 5.0.24) support Stored Procedure/function/trigger > etc. ? Yes. > Is there any job scheduling facility in mysql(version 5.0.24)? (Like > job sheduler in oracle) > i.e. job will run/execute Stored procedure in periodic manner. > No, but the OS has cron, which is much more efficient than Oracle's job scheduler. > Could anyone me in above. > > Thanking in advance > Sanjeev > > > > . > > -- ================== Remove the "x" from my email address Jerry Stuckle JDS Computer Training Corp. jstucklex@attglobal.net ================== |
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