Excuse me, but maybe I'm misunderstanding your statements and questions
here?
MS SQL Server most certainly 'can be' accessed from a network, three ways
immediately come to mind:
- isql command line
- osql command line
- PERL using DBI interface
ODBC Drivers help in some configuration scenarios, but there is no
question that MS SQL Server can be accessed from any network
configuration, suffice it to say there is no security mechanism denying
this access.
On your second point, postgresql, absolutely can be accessed as well over
the network!
On Tue, 3 Jun 2008, aravind chandu wrote:
Hi,
My question is
Microsoft sql server 2005
cannot be shared on multiple systems i,e in a network environment when
it is installed in one system it cannot be accessed one other
systems.One can access only from a system where it is already installed
but not on the system where there is no sqlserver.Is postgresql similar
to sql server or does it supports network sharing i,e one one can
access postgresql from any system irrespective on which system it is
installed.
If there is any
weblink for this kindly provide that also.
Thank You,
Avinash
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