Microsoft currently supports SQL Server and Visual FoxPro databases. Visual FoxPro, which Microsoft acquired and repurposed for use on Windows, had originally been designed for the DOS operating system, whereas SQL Server was built by Microsoft to be its High End Database.
SQL Server is a scalable database that can grow with your company. It's possible to add more users by updating the hardware to accommodate up to 4,600 users, as demonstrated by a recent benchmark test
It provides the highest level of security. By integrating network and server security, your data is safe from illegal access. User-level security means that users can restrict access to data records, making it difficult for others to alter or retrieve them. Furthermore, by storing the data on a separate server, the server serves as a firewall to prevent access by anyone who is not permitted.
For networks with an average of roughly 50 users, Visual FoxPro is an acceptable database. The DOS operating system introduced the File-Server application FoxPro. Individual PCs or local area networks were the intended target of this software. The data structure is easy to use, maintain, and secure. Larger networks can't use them because they lack the necessary security and scalability.
Network security is all or nothing. Users can add, alter, or delete information as soon as they have access to the data. However, a user's application software might include additional security measures that can be bypassed, giving them full control to make any changes they choose. In this case, the user's computer receives the data since it is stored on a local area network. The user's computer then processes the request. This results in delayed network response times and bottlenecks as multiple data blocks are sent over the network.
Visual FoxPro works well on small networks, but it can't handle a greater number of users. Several experts believe that Microsoft's support for this old system may be limited in the near future.
MySQL is a database and table.
While Microsoft Visual FoxPro is a programming language that can utilize a MySQL as a database.
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they are programs from different manufacturers, dbase was from Ashton tate and foxpro was from fox something, i don't remember very well but the dbase III was totally compatible with the foxplus version of foxpro ( of course there were little differences)
difference between oracle and foxpro
ms access,foxpro,postgresql,firebird,mysql
FoxPro 2 is text base procedurally-oriented programming language and DBMS. It does not support relationships between tables, it is not considered RDBMS. It has not transactional processing. But Visual FoxPro is an extension of FoxPro2 with supporting SQL query and data manipulation. While oracle is RDBMS.
The name of few DBMS are FOXPRO, MS-ACCESS, SQL Server, My SQL, ORACLE, etc.
how to learn foxpro
By Spelling XD
Parts of Visual FoxPro
MySQL is an open source database - MS SQL Server (any version),being a Microsoft product, isn't, and can only be used on MS Servers. MySQL is popular for 'net applications because it runs on Linux servers, and again, being open source, is a lot cheaper and more popular.
MYSQL is for the back end of applications, where as Microsoft access is for relational databases and such. MYSQL can be used in conjuntion with server side scripting languages where as access cannot access cannot import mysql data where as mysql can import data from other programs, if used correctly you will have a functional database based on what data is imported throught (exel,access ect)
Visual FoxPro was created in 1984.