External Databases Trådens avsändare: Selcuk Akyuz
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Selcuk Akyuz 
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http://www.cafetran.com/handbook.html
CafeTran has been tested to work with other popular databases such as H2, MySQL, Oracle 10g, HSQLDB 2.0 and Derby (Java DB). This gives you the unique opportunity to connect to terminology bases which are on some other machines, for instance. If ... See morehttp://www.cafetran.com/handbook.html
CafeTran has been tested to work with other popular databases such as H2, MySQL, Oracle 10g, HSQLDB 2.0 and Derby (Java DB). This gives you the unique opportunity to connect to terminology bases which are on some other machines, for instance. If you are interested in connecting your database which is not listed below, please contact the users support for more information.
Anybody tested External Databases feature? Can we install the database and CT on the same machine or is it required for machines connected in a network. Which one do you recommend for Windows XP? I have superficial experience with Microsoft SQL Server 2005 only.
Selcuk ▲ Collapse
| | | | | External Databases | Jan 18, 2012 |
By default CafeTran uses the H2 External database for terms or segments management. You can set another one (for example free and popular MySQL database), and it can be also installed on the same machine as CT.
BTW, OpenOffice/LibreOffice suite uses the HSQLDB database but please make sure it is at least 2.0 version of this database if you wish to try it out.
Igor
Selcuk Akyuz wrote:
http://www.cafetran.com/handbook.html
CafeTran has been tested to work with other popular databases such as H2, MySQL, Oracle 10g, HSQLDB 2.0 and Derby (Java DB). This gives you the unique opportunity to connect to terminology bases which are on some other machines, for instance. If you are interested in connecting your database which is not listed below, please contact the users support for more information.
Anybody tested External Databases feature? Can we install the database and CT on the same machine or is it required for machines connected in a network. Which one do you recommend for Windows XP? I have superficial experience with Microsoft SQL Server 2005 only.
Selcuk
| | | | | Wanted to give a try but... | Jan 25, 2012 |
For my terminology, I use an access application and it would be really great to be able to work directly with my db from CafeTran. Unfortunately, MS access is not supported (yet??). I wrote to Igor some time ago about it, he will have a look at this when he ll have time.
For me, it would just be great if it could work.
Cheers
Guillaume
| | | | | MS Access should now be supported | Jan 28, 2012 |
Guillaume Chareyron wrote:
For my terminology, I use an access application and it would be really great to be able to work directly with my db from CafeTran. Unfortunately, MS access is not supported (yet??). I wrote to Igor some time ago about it, he will have a look at this when he ll have time.
build 2012012702 has several enhancements, including this one:
5. Added support for MS Access database.
The announcement was just made a few minutes ago on the CafeTran mailing list.
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| Thanks Dominique | Jan 29, 2012 |
That sounds good!
I'll check this and do some tests.
Cheers
Guillaume
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