The mysql client is for users familiar with writing SQL queries on the command line. Users familiar with software like FileMaker or Microsoft Access will find the same types of functionality in Base. There are a variety of ways to connect to a database at CLASSE.ĭepending on your database experience, we recommend using the mysql client, DBeaver (Community Edition) or LibreOffice Base. To request a database, please email and include a description of how you intend to use the database.ĬLASSE IT will provide you with database connection information including: Also MariaDB is ready to be used either strictly on a desktop and/or as a back end database for a web site. And it offers a lot of flexibility.įor example, you could update or build the database with one type of software, continue developing it with another, or write your own application to interact with the data. It's not locked into any vendor's format requiring a specific piece of software to access it. It's centrally located so anyone on the network can access it. Putting your data in a MariaDB database at CLASSE means you do not have to worry about losing it. The MariaDB database, like MySQL, is widely supported by programming and scripting languages. The CLASSE MariaDB server is centrally located, backed up regularly, and accessible by anyone on the CLASSE network or beyond when used as the back-end of a web application.
For general database requirements, CLASSE supports MariaDB, an open source version of MySQL.įor practical purposes, MariaDB is interchangeable with MySQL, and any instructions referencing MySQL will work for MariaDB, which is meant to be a drop-in replacement.
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