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Old 03-31-11, 12:27
kristian1111 kristian1111 is offline
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What database?

Hello all

New to DBforums looking for some advice.

I need to build a database that has the following components:

1) Ability to input orders from sources other then automated
website orders.

2) Ability to access the database remotely

3) Potential to send automated emails upon checking a box, or to a select group of people (for a newsletter).

4) Allowance to invoice

5) The main feature is to have all customer infomation in one place.

6) Potential intergration with Joulma.

Basically I want a blank canvas that I can develop without any coding knowledge. Something like the equlivent of Bento on the Mac, but it needs to be cross compatiable.

I do not mind paying for the right software but not too much.

Please let me know anything to help, that would be great.

Many Thanks
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Old 04-01-11, 10:31
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1) A database stores data. It does not care where that data comes from.
2) A database returns data. It does not care where that data goes.
3) A database manages data. It does not manage emails and user interaction.
4) A database outputs data. It does not care whether that data is used for an invoice or for a report.
5) A database holds tables. It does not care whether or not the tables completely define a customer.
6) A database is a database. Joumla, and any other applications, are responsible for integrating with it.
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Old 04-01-11, 13:09
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Maybe you should look here: Project Details for Apache OFBiz
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Old 04-04-11, 11:24
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PostgreSQL & MySQL should work fine. I would just make sure Joumla supports either of them.
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