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Posted by Saurabh on August 28th, 2009 under Web Hosting, Web Hosting Help, Web Hosting Tutorial Tags: eXtensible Markup Language, Java Server Pages, JSP, MS SQL, MySQL, Perl, PHP, POP3, Post Office Protocol, Primary DNS, Primary Domain Name Server, Root Server, Secure Socket Layer, Simple Mail Transfer Protocol, SMTP, SSL, TCP/IP, Telnet, TLD, Tomcat, Top Level Domains, Unix, UNIX server, Virtual Server, Web server, Web Site Traffic, XML •
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Below is the continuation of the previous article: Frequently Used Terms in Web Hosting Industry : Part 1
MS SQL
It is a database management system which is a Microsoft product. MS SQL databases are offered only with Windows Web Hosting packages.
MySQL
MySQL is a database server.It is most commonly used with PHP.MySQL can be availed [...]
Posted by chetanb on August 17th, 2009 under Dedicated Servers, Windows Hosting Tags: best operating system, Linux vs Windows, Managed Windows Dedicated Sever hosting, management tools, Microsoft applications, MS SQL, robust management, SMBs, Why dedicated hosting, Windows CRM •
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We generally do fall in the debate as which is the best operating system for Managed Dedicated Hosting and the network applications i.e.Windows OR Linux. Both have there own advantages over each other. People generally think of the integration of the platform with the existing business application , a good support, management tools, a good [...]
Posted by Saurabh on May 30th, 2009 under ColdFusion Hosting, Dedicated Servers, Shared Web Hosting, Web Hosting, Windows Hosting Tags: Adobe, ASP, Cheap Cold Fusion Hosting, CMS, Cold Fusion, content management system, e-commerce, Fully Managed ColdFusion Hosting, Microsoft, MS SQL, MySQL, Perl, PHP, Postgre SQL •
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Cold Fusion is an Adobe product. It is one of the most powerful and most appreciated programming languages available. Cold Fusion is a server side scripting technology used for creating dynamic web applications and web pages. Cold Fusion is much similar to languages such as PHP, ASP and Perl. Cold Fusion enables developers to deploy and create interactive features for content management systems (CMS), E-commerce websites etc. Inorder to use it one needs to find a web hosting provider who supports Cold Fusion.