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MySQL Database

Discussion in 'Discussion' started by _HappyGoLucky, Sep 1, 2014.

  1. _HappyGoLucky

    _HappyGoLucky Clockwork Customer

    Oh, did you think I needed one?

    For most people who need a MySQL database I come to say
    www.db4free.com

    I used db4free as my goto for mysqls when I would code plugins and test them. Hopes this helps people in need of a MySQL. And don't worry about space or checking your email for warnings about it closing.

    should sticky this
     
    _HappyGoLucky, Sep 1, 2014
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  2. Mr. Meow

    Mr. Meow will code for food Clockwork Customer

    I personally prefer using local DB instead of all that free hostings. If you're running VPS / Dedicated server / Hosting on your own PC - then the local DB is the best option for you. And most of the website hostings also provide MySQL for the website for free (however it can be used for CW too).
     
    Mr. Meow, Sep 1, 2014
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  3. trurascalz

    trurascalz C16 Developer Legend

    Most gsps offer them for free and if your not using a gsp you can always locally host one. There's still some risk in using free dB, it could be removed at anytime and not to mention who has access or the limitations. But if people really need one they could always go free.
     
    trurascalz, Sep 1, 2014
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  4. _HappyGoLucky

    _HappyGoLucky Clockwork Customer

    Yea this thread was just a incase you need it. I'd prefer a VPN as its what my clan uses for hl2rp.
     
    _HappyGoLucky, Sep 1, 2014
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