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* '''MariaDB''' / MySQL | * '''MariaDB''' / MySQL | ||
** [https://gitlab.com/markuman/mex-mariadb mex-mariadb] - mex file extension for GNU/Octave to access MariaDB | ** [https://gitlab.com/markuman/mex-mariadb mex-mariadb] - mex file extension for GNU/Octave to access MariaDB | ||
==Installation== | |||
Requires octave struct. In ubuntu/debian based systems this is handled with | |||
apt install octave-struct | |||
Next octave command line: | |||
>> pkg install -forge database | |||
Packages are compiled. Monitor process with top. | |||
==Usage== | |||
Load it before any usage: | |||
>> pkg load database | |||
===Connecting to a Database=== | |||
[[Category:Octave Forge]] | |||
Revision as of 09:01, 23 April 2020
Octave Forge
Official GNU/Octave Forge Database package supports only Postgres
3rd Party
On github/gitlab are several open source projects which supports different open source database solutions for GNU/Octave.
- sqlite
- mex-sqlite3 – An extension for MATLAB® or GNU/octave to access sqlite3 databases
- octave-sqlite - sqlite3 wrapper as an .oct file for GNU/Octave
- redis
- go-redis - mex file extension for GNU/Octave to access Redis
- MariaDB / MySQL
- mex-mariadb - mex file extension for GNU/Octave to access MariaDB
Installation
Requires octave struct. In ubuntu/debian based systems this is handled with
apt install octave-struct
Next octave command line:
>> pkg install -forge database
Packages are compiled. Monitor process with top.
Usage
Load it before any usage:
>> pkg load database