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Totally confused.....mySQL? SQL? or Access???

Asked by Kouras in Active Server Pages (ASP)

Hi, guys
I'm lost in all these types of databases.....I'm currently using Access 2000. I found out just now that mySQL  and SQL is much better...Does that mean that it's time for me to learn one of them and when we need to use them instead  Access 2000? When connecting to Access thru ASP we need the actual file .mdb located somewhere. But when I saw connection method fo mySQL:
<%
strConnection = "Driver={MySQL};server=mysql.domain.com;uid=test;pwd=pass;database=domain_com_data1;"
 
Set adoDataConn = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
adoDataConn.Open strConnection
.........
%>
I'm thinking is mySQL doesn't require any .mdb files? what is domain_com_data1???As I understood to create table like:

field1     field2
2              6
3              7
4              8

in mySQL , we have to write script something like CREATE tablename....and so on. Am I right? Sorry , if I'm asking too many questions, but I'm very confused on all this. If anyone could walk me thru basic explanation, I would be very appreciated.

Thanx in advance.
Kouras.
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