What is the best software to build databases?
Microsoft Access, FileMaker Pro, SQL Server, Oracle? Also, which is easier to incorporate into building software applications to access the information in the database?
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- It really depends on the details of your application. If you doing a desktop application that is going to be used by a single user, the Access is a good way to go since you can just distribute the database with your application without having to install anything additional. If you are doing a web app, the something like Mysql or SQL Server would be better. The language you are working in will also effect this choice. If you are working in ASP.NET (VB.NET, C#) then SQL Server might be a better choice, if you are doing PHP, then I would go MySQL. IDan
- the general answer is "it depends" ... but without more information and given the way you phrased your question, i bet you need to build fairly simple databases, and you will appreciate quick results more than scalable, high-end solutions; in that case i would recommend FileMaker Pro
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