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Posted by Steve on 10/13/06 13:32
| > yes but not completely. you can store your languages in a regluar file
or
| > xml file on the server instead of using a database. i'd use xml. you can
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| > the same functionality out of it...it's just not as efficient or as fast
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| > using a db.
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| So, the best way is using a DB, becourse I do not know how many pages I
have
| in a later time. When I know how I create, modify and use a DB, I can do
| alot by my self.
| You think I need apache for create and manage a database?
apache *only* accepts requests for http and returns whatever content was
being requested. it doesn't create or help manage databases.
what databases does you host have available for you to use?
what kind of internet connection do you have? if you have broadband
internet, then you can use your own computer as a web server, allowing you
to install whatever application (i.e. databases) you'd like.
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