I am new at couchbase lite. I have studied couchbase Server.
I just want to know ,
what is is couchbase lite in simple words ?
Is it possible to use it on windows application?
Is there Different console than Couchbase server?(means whr should exactly i see the stored data by couchbase lite .like for couchbase server http://localhost:8091/ui/index.html#/overview )
What is relation between couchbase server and couchbase lite????
(I knw questions are silly but need to clear the basics )
please help me out !!!
Couchbase Lite is a lightweight mobile/embedded nosql database and is part of Couchbase Mobile. It is designed to be on a mobile device, embedded device, OS, etc. So yes, it can be part of a Windows application and communicate Couchbase Mobile.
Couchbase Mobile is made up of Couchbase Lite, Sync_Gateway and Couchbase Server. Couchbase Sync_Gateway is the app server Couchbase Lite talks to in order to synchronize data between devices and Couchbase Server. Couchbase Server is a full featured operational NoSQL Database that is a fully distributed and clustered system.
I could get into more detail, but that really is not what StackOverflow is for as it is not coding related per se. I recommend you go to the Couchbase Forums.
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When I try to integrate newrelic to couchbase I'm getting couchbase-open-source-integration (unsupported).
I'm using Apple silicon M1. My couchbase is running on docker but I don't have much knowledge about newrelic. Is there another way to integrate newrelic to couchbase or how can I support newrelic in couchbase
I am working on a project and developing with react. I need somewhere to keep my datas. Where do you suggest? I use json-server while I'm following my course. But I'm open for any suggestion. Ofcourse it would be better if it is free at least while working on prototype.
What about mysql, nosql or postgresql? Probably I choose postgre because of it's support which comes with it's popularity
I have used Heroku to deploy production applications and hobby projects. It has a free tier, and it is fast and easy to setup. Databases are supported via addons (including Postgres), some of which have free tiers. Heroku recognizes many applications automatically, but if are using create-react-app, you need to use a buildpack for the deployment.
Can anyone recommend an app that can replicate a mySQL database running on an android tablet (slave) and on my external web server (master)
SymmetricDS is capable of synchronizing MySQL databases. It also support SQL Lite databases on Android depending on your setup.
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This might be a often repeated question. I am a newcomer to the world of mobile and programming in general. I am trying to build an app that uses the native database capabilities within android (sqlite) with Intel XDK (HTML5) as the rendering framework. I don't want it to a web based app, but a complete on the device app.
Can i code server side on XDK (server side code and database connections)
If not what should be my way of creating the server side component - build it seperately and somehow package it?
thanks in advance!
Yes, As per my knowledge Intel XDK is just your front end, to make a communication with your Master DB (MySQL, MsSQL, etc..) you need to have server side language. You can make use of PHP and it is a light weight server side scripting language, you can run it on XAMPP server.
Here is useful link.
To make connection with local (device) DB you don't need server side language and server also. Intel XDK itself providing feature to build the app for android (.apk) and IOS (.ipa) format.
So far I gone through and got, Intel XDK is providing list of four local database connectivity in client end. Which are
Local Storage
Web SQL Storage
Session Storage
Indexed DB
For more detail refer this link.
I'm not sure about Intel XDK with SQLite.
Yes,
You can work with SQLite in phone gap application.Please use the link to the Intel XDK third party plugin. Before that please download the project dependency jar file from GitHub and create the directory with cordova plugin SQLite name and place the file in it, include the jar file. Then try to add the plugin using URL.By this you can easily work with the SQLite in phone gap.
Also you can work with the server-side storage using Phone gap application. please see the link for sample.
Hope all helpful
We are currently running Liferay 6.0.6 connected to Oracle 11.2.0.2.0. Due to business requirements around licensing of Oracle I need to investigate moving this over to MySQL 5.5 with InnoDB. Downtime will be acceptable for this migration.
Can I just copy code and data structure over?
Would a new installation with MySQL be best, and then copy data over from the Oracle installation?
Has anyone here done this before?
On the side of migrating the database, the easiest way to do this is to go to the ControlPanel, under Server Administration you'll find a page with a Database migration UI. This will read from your current database (e.g. oracle) and write to a database that you configure on that UI. Make sure that nobody is accessing the portal during that time - this feature has been created specifically for migrating databases: There might be some differences between the databases, that will automatically be "translated" in this progress.
On a somewhat related side note: If you want to get updates and fixes (including security), you should consider to upgrade to a maintained version, CE or EE. 6.0 CE (which is what 6.0.6 is) has end-of-lifed a while ago. 6.0 EE is still available, as well as 6.1 CE and EE.
Edit in 2017: Note that this feature is no longer supported in Liferay 7 and DXP: The database migration tool doesn't cover (all of) the module's tables.