One possible solution (I have not tried) is to force a symlink-
cd /var/database/mysql
ln -sf /mnt/cdrom/path/to/mydatabase mydatabase
You would have to make sure the database was for the right platform (a MySQL database
created on a sparc64, for example, would not work on a PowerPC)
Is there any reason in particular why you don't want to just put a mysqldump onto the
cd that gets loaded by the
local machine?
On Thu, 20 Sep 2001 13:37:54 -0500
Joseph Bannon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It should be possible, especially if you use Java. But, telling MySQL where
the database is located is the trick.
Joseph
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Ok, Is this possible and how?
I would like to put a mysql database on CD (or something like it). I then
want to grab info from the database (maybe using a java applet) and use it
to make xml, etc. I dont want to have to install anything on the computer
that the CD is running on.
Anyone seen something like this?
Ideas?
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