We have databases for metric and imperial units of measure which are contained on the version 5 software CD for installation. We also have databases for Electrical, Mechanical and Structured Cabling/VDV industries.

TopLink Essentials supports any JDBC and SQL compliant database. It ships with several data platform configurations that can be selected to allow native or non-standard SQL operations to be generated. As part of ongoing testing and certification efforts TopLink Essentials is also tested against many of the leading databases. The JPA specification defines the core object-relational capabilities most applications require.

We are using MySQL 4.1.11 and 5.0.18; PostgreSQL version 7.4.6. Also we offer Microsoft SQL Server 2000 (MSSQL).

Yes, DSD v1.8 includes a DataShed Table driver which allows Downhole Explorer to work with DataShed data selections.

Answer: Our web-based systems are design using Microsoft SQL Server. We apply the latest service packs and plan to keep our database platform up-to-date.

PXE does not depend directly on any specific database or persistence mechanism. Instead, PXE relies on a set of data access object ("DAO") interfaces that encapsulate the behaviors of a persistence layer. The PXE distribution includes a DAO implementation for JDBC databases built using Hibernate. This DAO implementation can support most common relational databases. Schemas suitable for MySQL and HypersonicSQL.

Database size measures the actual storage in use for user tables, indices and aggregates. It excludes all temp tables log data, and database free space, as well as duplicated tables, RAID mirroring, and other redundancies to augment database availability. Database sizes are gathered from internal database statistics.

There's no official name for the non-metric U.S. system of weights and measures, but the most commonly used terms are: customary system" or "customary units" or "customary weights and measures" (Metric Act, 1866; Mendenhall Order, 1893; NIST SP 345, A Metric America: A Decision Whose Time Has Come, 1971) If it's not obvious from the context, it's wise to distinguish the U.S. system from others: "U.S. customary system.

Most popular SQL databases are supported including Oracle, Microsoft SQL-Server, IBM DB2, and many others. For smaller installations, the Saperion internal database may be used.

Both the ASP and PHP editions of ReadyDesk work with MS Access, MS SQL Server and MSDE, SQL Server Express. The PHP edition also supports the MySQL database platform. If you choose to use MS SQL Server or MySQL, you would simply change the settings in the administration console and ReadyDesk will create the database for you.

the moment DotNetGenie generates ASP.NET applications. We are working on a Windows Forms version to be released in the near future. We do not have an exact time frame on the release date.

Currently, the Maintain code has some MySQL-specific parts. However most of Maintain is database agnostic. With a few changes, Maintain can therefore be able to run on any database supported by PEAR:DB.

QuickAdmin supports Microsoft SQL Server and any database with an OLE DB provider which suppports the interfaces used by the OLE DB .NET Data Provider. This includes Microsoft Access.

WinBinder can access databases directly through the many existing PHP database functions. WinBinder also comes with an optional layer written in PHP that greatly facilitates the exchange of data between WinBinder controls and SQL databases and is database-independent. This layer currently supports SQLite and MySQL. You may use whichever method most suits you.

Advanced Field Solutions? is focused on the grey collar worker in field service, field commerce, and sales industries. Advanced Field Solutions? commerce is appropriate for any customer who wishes to improve their ability to do field-based product ordering, configuring, and service. Current customers come from many industries, including hi-tech, financial, distribution, and manufacturing industries.

Essbase Administration Services uses Pointbase, a Java database. Future releases will allow you to replace Pointbase with your own RDBMS such as Oracle, DB2 and SQL Server etc.

Sizing the rooms of a property or working out distances in France can be a made confusing with the metric system. Use our great metric converter designed for people used to the Imperial measurements and wish to convert to the metric system, or vice versa.

Yes, that is correct. Ontario now numbers its freeway exits on a mileage-based system. A driver who is on the QEW, for instance, can easily determine the approximate distance between any two interchanges along the highway, simply by subtracting the lower of the two exit numbers from the larger of the two exit numbers.

I'm just old enough to have missed out on fundamental schooling in metric units. Despite being a confirmed internationalist and an enthusiast for metric measures, miles (as a measure of distance) and feet (as a measure of altitude) are in my bones. The various categories of mountain heights (e.g. Munros, Corbetts, Grahams) are defined by height in feet so the habit of British hillwalkers thinking in feet rather than meters is likely to be ingrained for a very long time.

Either metric or imperial units can be used to enter data in a borehole log, the units to use is set in the template. The units displayed in a depth or elevation column can be different then the units used for data input, the program will automatically convert the units for display.

SKF follows international standards. Example: METRIC: PHP 3SPC300TB (Pitch diameter = 300 mm) IMPERIAL: PHP 3-C120TB (Pitch diameter = 12 in)

Client : GoDB VM comes with an Inbuilt SqlLite Database. GoDB is also compatible with client databases like SQL CE and Oracle Lite

If you would like to see your favorite database/provider added to the list of supported databases, and you have a bit of experience with the database/provider in question, why not apply for membership at the GotDotNet workspace and contribute your knowledge to the project? [Top]

Answer: Evolution uses ODBC to connect to data sources, so technically any Datasource with an ODBC driver can be used. However, ionForge only officially supports Access, mySQL and Microsoft SQL Server Desktop Engine (MSDE) because they have gone through testing whereas others have not. The default database is Access (Jet).

TechExcel CRM can use an ODBC compatible database. The most common databases are MS SQL Server, Oracle, and MS Access.

Web+Center currently supports Microsoft SQL*Server 7.0, SQL 2000 and Microsoft Access databases. If you are using the Access database, you DO NOT even require MS Access/Office 97/2000 to be installed since the necessary ODBC Access database drivers come pre-installed with Window NT/2000/XP.

TechExcel ServiceWise can use any ODBC-compatible database. The most common databases are MS SQL Server, Oracle, and MS Access.

The standard editions of GoldMine? 6.7 support dBase IV tables only. GoldMine? 6.7 Enterprise supports InterBase 4.2, MSSQL 7.0 or above, Oracle 7.3 or above and dBase IV tables. GoldMine? Corporate Edition? Server supports MSSQL 7.0 only while remote FrontOffice users have the option of using dBase IV or MSSQL 7 or above.

SQLyog is a Frontend / a GUI tool (or whatever you may call it!) for administering MySQL databases, and MySQL databases ... It depends on the systems and the network settings at your ISP. The systems that ISP's operate are too numerous to mention. Some operate almost ...

Currently Mobile-DBA supports Oracle 8x ? 9i.The upcoming release of Mobile-DBA will support SQL Server and UDB/DB2.