[Web4lib] Looking for an open source PHP/MySQL database

[Whyzzi]

No disrespect intended, but I think this person is after an
open-source php/mysql based catalogue system:

http://www.koha.org/ is problably the best known.

Google is of course your friend (at least in this case)
http://obiblio.sourceforge.net/
http://www.phpmylibrary.org/

And there are likely more. Perhaps this list can come through with others.

Peter Verhagen
Systems Administrator
St. Albert Public Library

On 25/10/05, John Fereira <jaf30 at cornell.edu> wrote:
> At 11:41 AM 10/25/2005, David P. Moore wrote:
> >I am interesting in finding an open source database solution that is
> >PHP/MySQL based and has the following features:
> >
> >1. Pubic web interface for searching and web admin interface for records
> >maintenance.
> >2. Ability to restrict certain pieces of data to be viewable only to certain
> >users
> >3. Z39.50 compliant (not crucial)
> >
> >We have records that are currently in MS Access format that we want to dump
> >into such a database. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
>
> You're really talking about two different pieces of a system.  For
> administrative access to a MySQL database I'd recommend using something
> like DbVisualizer or DBDesigner for migrating your data into a MySQL
> database.  The tools can also assist in setting up access rights for
> specific groups to specific tables.
>
> I'm not sure where Z39.50 fits in.  For Z39.50 support you really need
> something that translates Z39.50 queries into SQL and then returns the
> result set in the expected format.
>
> I do very little with PHP (I'm a Java programmer) so perhaps someone else
> can recommend a PHP solution for the patron interface.
>
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