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Home > Forums > MIS/IT > e-Business > osCommerce open-source e-commerce solution Forum

Migration of osCommerce code to ASP or MSSQL

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vigil12 (Programmer)
28 Aug 03 17:43
Hi. Did anyone try converting the database code for this to MSSQL, or converting php code to ASP?

(Pls no replies of "why would you do this" sort... TIA)
sleipnir214 (Programmer)
28 Aug 03 17:55
I don't even want to think about what it would take to do that.

I recommend that you look for another ecommerce solution if you're going to run VBScript/ASP and SQL Server.

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nfamus (Programmer)
9 Jul 04 0:56
I have done this once before, there are two or three features of MySQL that have to be written using MSSQL sub-procedures, you have to change the script that creates the DB and tables, and the rest is just changing the connection strings and how the wording of some queries. It is time intensive.
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