Database requirements for inventory

I'm neck deep in trying to learn zenworks inventory service. I've setup a
standalone test server and created all the necessary objects in consoleone.
But now I'm realizing that zenworks wants a database server. Excuse my
ignorance, but do I have to have a database server running to use inventory
services? If so, are there any free ones out there for testing? Also, I
understand that mysql is not supported because it does not support "stored
procedures". I checked www.mysql.com and found out that "stored
procedures" are now implemented in v. 5. Anyone out there tricked mysql to
run with the inventory service? Finally, is it possible to take advantage
of zfd features like remote wakeup, software scans, software metering
without the inventory service (through a toned down version of the
inventory service)? Thanks to anyone who can answer these questions (and
please be gentle).
Chad Brogan

does it come on the zfd 4 install cd? Where is the documentation to set it
up? (thanks for the quick reply)
chad
> Hi, yes you need an inventory server is you want to store deals of the
> inventory - the good news is that Sybase on Netware comes as part of
> Zen and is very easy to set up...
>
> --
>
> Shaun Pond
> Novell Support Connection SysOp
>

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