Is there free SQL or Oracle servers for FC4?

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Subject: Is there free SQL or Oracle servers for FC4?
From: Strong <s-strong@xxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2005 00:47:35 +0700
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I need t write perl script to work with one of the subject-servers. But
i found only mysql in my FC4-distribution. So, is there free SQL or
Oracle servers for FC4? - Or is possible to write it for mysql, and it
will work with SQL?

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Best regards,
Strong.

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