portable-database

Alternatives to Access

Are there any alternatives to MS Access? Requirements: Portable Database file Integrated form development for data entry No compiling necessary. Can be modified on the fly. Two more requirements: Available for Linux or Windows Does not have to be free EDIT: Emphasised Integrated form development for data entry as the top voted ...

Can I install SQL Server on a USB drive?

I'm a developer and I often work remotely when I can rather than commuting to work. I would like to be able to take the dev database environment with me. I know I can access the database remotely, but it slow. I sometimes work where there's no wireless connection. Any ideas? ...

Portable database for storing secrets

I'm developing a application that needs storing secrets in a database. I need a portable database (like Firebird, Sqlite, etc) where the data will be stored encrypted or password protected or both... Let's take as example that I want create a password manager. I will need store that passwords in a database. I'm accustomed to use Embed ...

portable non-relational database

I want to experiment/play around with non-relational databases, it'd be best if the solution was: portable, meaning it doesn't require an installation. ideally just copy-pasting the directory to someplace would make it work. I don't mind if it requires editing some configuration files or running a configuration tool for first time usag...

Making a website/project Portable

Good evening/morning/after/noon. I have an ASP.net 3.5 website and I am using vb.net in VWD 2008 Express, I am also using MS SQL Server 2008 Express, I used ajax tabs and a textBox charavters counter control develped by http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/ The database is attached with MS SQL Server Management Studio Express and the files are...

Portable PostgreSQL for development off a usb drive

In order to take some development work home I have to be able to run a PostgreSQL database. I don't want to install anything on the machine at home. Everything should run off the usb drive. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/408511/what-development-tools-do-you-carry-on-your-usb-drive That question covers pretty much everything else,...

Recommend portable source control setup?

Since I have a couple of mid-sized personal projects and a lots of code snippets, sample programs, libraries which usage is demonstrated using unit tests, I want to have this whole lump of code available all the time - at home, at work, when using my laptop, etc. The most logical step is to have this codebase under the source control, s...