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Default MySQL on a Windows server

Right, I know nothing about these things, hence the post.

Basically, our company site is hosted on a dedicated Windows server that I assume uses a MS SQL database.

I want to be able to install Wordpress so I need a MySQL database and PHP.

Can we install MySQL on our Windows server? Will it run OK even though MS SQL is installed on there too?
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MySQL and MSSQL are the same type of product - they are both databases - the difference being that MySQL is free, I would suggest that unless you need to use it, dont bother with MSSQL, and just use MySQL however they should run side by side without problems

You can download it from http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/mysql/5.0.html

But you will also need to download the official MySQL admin GUI from here: http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/gui-tools/5.0.html and use the administrator app to set up users and the Query Browser to set up databases (Or schemas)

If you need any help setting it up PM me

I would also suggest PHPmyAdmin as an admin portal, but setting it up is a pain in the backside

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The problem (and reason for my post) is because our tech guy only knows MSSQL. It's what our e-commerce site runs on. He said he wouldn't install MySQL because he can't guarantee keeping it secure.

I'm just trying to do some research to see if it would cause any issues.
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