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Thank You.  My question was answered perfectly.  

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How do I turn Pervasive SQL to Mysql?
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Hello Experts,<br />
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I have an existing Windows 2000 Server running an old application. &nbsp;I wish we could retire this application, however for various reasons (legal, reporting, etc), we cannot. &nbsp;<br />
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The old application uses Pervasive SQL200i and Btrieve.<br />
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Id like to install a new application (Joomla, for those who are familiar). &nbsp;The requirements are as follows:<br />
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&quot;&nbsp; PHP 4.2.x or above <br />
&quot;&nbsp; MySQL 3.23.x or above &nbsp;<br />
&quot;&nbsp; Apache 1.3.x or above<br />
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My question is can MySQL and Pervasive SQL2000i coexist independently of one another? &nbsp;<br />
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What are the chances of me disrupting the old application that runs on Pervasive? &nbsp;We have limited (none, really) support for this old application.<br />
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Thoughts?<br />
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Thanks for the help<br />

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Hello Experts,

I have an existing Windows 2000 Server running an old application.  I wish we could retire this application, however for various reasons (legal, reporting, etc), we cannot.  

The old application uses Pervasive SQL200i and Btrieve.

Id like to install a new application (Joomla, for those who are familiar).  The requirements are as follows:

"  PHP 4.2.x or above 
"  MySQL 3.23.x or above  
"  Apache 1.3.x or above

My question is can MySQL and Pervasive SQL2000i coexist independently of one another?  

What are the chances of me disrupting the old application that runs on Pervasive?  We have limited (none, really) support for this old application.

Thoughts?

Thanks for the help


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