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> Date: Thu, 21 Jun 2012 21:39:34 +0100
> Subject: Re: New guy
> From: eroomy...@gmail.com
> To: radan...@osullivan-quebec.qc.ca
> CC: mysql@lists.mysql.com
>
> Welcome Raymond, hope you e
Welcome Raymond, hope you enjoy your stay :)
On Thu, Jun 21, 2012 at 8:47 PM, Raymond D'Anjou <
radan...@osullivan-quebec.qc.ca> wrote:
> I don't know if new members usually introduce themselves here...
> ...but if not, why not?
>
> I was very active on the SQL Server news group a few years back
I don't know if new members usually introduce themselves here...
...but if not, why not?
I was very active on the SQL Server news group a few years back but this MYSQL
stuff is new to me.
Seems I'll be muddling around for at least a little while so I might have a few
questions in the near future
From: Norm Lamoureux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I downloaded the lastest version of MySQL the other day but it
> all looks greek to me, not like a database like ACCESS or Alpha Five.
Now I'm with you! You're talking about a database being a program with a nifty front
end for the users as well as a ba
Hi,
You got part right, the database I use at home is Edibase for DOS, the
program has been updated for Windows, too expensive for that and the web
plug in ($5,000.00 I think) I am trying to port it over to a Windows
Database. I downloaded the lastest version of MySQL the other day but it
all look
From: Amer Neely <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I think what Norm is trying to do... is search a DOS-based database
> using a script from Excite.
> The data has to be updated on the server, but in a format searchable
> by the script.
Ohhh, that makes sence for his descriptions so far.
> Why not ask you
> Hi,
> Ok, I guess I was confusing everyone. I thought this was a simple
> problem, we need a search engine to search through our data, I might be
> able to convert to csv, or I found another way...
>
> example...
>
[ snip ]
I think what Norm is trying to do (Norm correct me if I'm wrong) is
se
so one of your questions is, if i may paraphrase,
"what database manager should i use?"
i believe that you said that it has only eight
hundred records?
and it's only a single table?
you can manage it manually with little trouble?
and it's a low volume web site?
pardon my sacrilege, but if t
Hi Norm,
It sounds to me like we have some lack of clerity. Let me see if I can place some
useful definitions:
- CSV
A text format for representing data.
- CSV file
A file written in the CSV format.
- Database
A place to store data.
- Program
Software that does something.
- Database
Hi,
Ok, I guess I was confusing everyone. I thought this was a simple
problem, we need a search engine to search through our data, I might be
able to convert to csv, or I found another way...
example...
-NO-
SAR1100
-COMMENTS-
999 try6
-ORG_LEVEL_1-
SARNIA COMPUTER USERS' GROUP
-AL
there may be some willing to help, but having
trouble understanding.
i don't know about anybody else, but i've been
following this since his first posting, and my
simple mind is having trouble identifying his
problem. is it technical, organizational, or
sociological?
mysql
> From: Norm La
From: Norm Lamoureux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sounds like I am confusing everyone...
> I only have one database with over 800 records
> The data on the website is the result of my database.
> I wish to search on words in each record.
Search with what? Do you mean the page at:
http://www.informs
Hi,
Sounds like I am confusing everyone...
I only have one database with over 800 records
The data on the website is the result of my database.
I wish to search on words in each record.
I might be able to export each record as a CSV file?
Clear as mud (I think)
Thanks again,
Norm
Rodney Bro
From: Norm Lamoureux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> In the DOS database... each organization is seperate...
> ...exported all data as a text file
> ...individual web pages for each one.
"Individual web pages for each one", does this refer to items like:
http://www.informsarnialambton.org/listing/36.HTM
Hi,
In the DOS database (EDIBASE) I use at home, each organization is
seperate, I exported all data as a text file, then I had to create
individual web pages for each one. I have a list of each numbered web
page. I would like to have only one database, instead of changing
individual ones as needed.
From: Norm Lamoureux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> ...700 individual web pages that EXCITE does a search for...
Are these web pages actual individual files, or are they simply information in a
database someplace that needs to get displayed?
> I don't know whether my server has these programs, I can
Hi,
It is 760 organizations listed, when I said two, I meant that on the WWW
I have over 700 individual web pages that EXCITE does a search for and
my main database in DOS. I don't know whether my server has these
programs, I can check.
Thanks
Norm
Rodney Broom wrote:
>
> Hi Norm,
>
> I gather
Hi Norm,
I gather that you are wanting to bring both databases together into a single MySQL
database. In order to do that, you'll have to have the mysql service running on your
web server. (Not actually true, but true enough for this conversation) However, it
sounds to me like you don't have th
From: Norm Lamoureux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> ...I had to create 800 web pages...
> ...make a text file from our DOS database.
> I am wondering which program to put the data in.
Hi Norm,
It sounds to me like you are trying to build a data driven web site on a server with
no database available, as
Here is an example of our data, I had to create 800 web pages for each
organization, I had to make a text file from our DOS database. I am
wondering which program to put the data in. I also checked with our
server, we only have 7 meg. of space which is donated. I know he has SQL
server but won't le
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