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SQL Database - Different SQL Flavors
THAT guy!
Joined: Mon Feb 26 2007, 05:08PM
Posts: 40
Joined: Mon Feb 26 2007, 05:08PMPosts: 40
I was just curious to if the SQL commands it uses to add data to the database are just GENERIC sql statments, or if they've been flavored specifically for MySQL.
The reason I ask is I have a MS SQL Server running on my network that I'd like to use instead of the MySQL that this requires. I don't mind creating the databases manually (and would even be happy to export it as an SQL file for you later, but I find there wouldn't be much sense if the programming code it setup specifically for MySQL
The reason I ask is I have a MS SQL Server running on my network that I'd like to use instead of the MySQL that this requires. I don't mind creating the databases manually (and would even be happy to export it as an SQL file for you later, but I find there wouldn't be much sense if the programming code it setup specifically for MySQL
Mephisto
Joined: Sat Feb 17 2007, 07:50AM
Posts: 7
Joined: Sat Feb 17 2007, 07:50AMPosts: 7
It is possible to use a MSSQL database but all the scripts will have to be rebuilt to do the connections to an SQL DB, i Also host a MSSQL Server for another game i host. Would be a great feature to BF2Statistics, choosing weather to use MySQL or MSSQL when installing 
MapHtH
Joined: Thu May 28 2009, 02:09PM
Posts: 11
Joined: Thu May 28 2009, 02:09PMPosts: 11
Could you modify your 2.2.0 version to also support sqlite3 beside mysql? How hard would that be?
I'm using a small linux web server that has sqlite, and I don't use mysql on it because I don't need it so I was wondering if something like that would be possible?
I'm using a small linux web server that has sqlite, and I don't use mysql on it because I don't need it so I was wondering if something like that would be possible?