ColdFusion is a database?

Posted At : September 9, 2008 11:44 AM
Related Categories: Databases,ColdFusion

Ok, I know that ColdFusion makes database work a piece of cake, but calling CF a database is going too far. But I just ran across this site while searching the web that does just that:

"Will ezDatabase work with other databases (MS SQL, Coldfusion, Oracle)?"

Too funny! :)

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Do you think they were referring to the embedded Derby?
# Posted By Steve Withington | 9/9/08 1:16 PM
Well, that's not part of ColdFusion, it's part of the Apache project. But I guess it could be...I'm more inclined to think they don't know what they're talking about.
# Posted By Jake Munson | 9/9/08 2:59 PM
That makes me remember about Ben Forta's rant post a while ago where he states ColdFusion is not a DBMS

http://www.forta.com/blog/index.cfm/2006/12/1/Cold...
# Posted By Marcos Placona | 9/10/08 12:12 AM
What about the people who insist Excel is a database. Of course, at least Excel has rows and columns. :)
# Posted By Kevin Slane | 9/12/08 10:18 AM
Yeah, I've run into those people before...scary. There are a LOT of crazy things people do with Microsoft Office, just because they can't or don't want to talk to skilled professional who'd do it correctly. :)
# Posted By Jake Munson | 9/12/08 11:05 AM
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