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Subject: [PHP-DB] Access to Mysql
I am a complete newbie at this so please excuse me if I seem stupid.
I have a guestbook on one site which was created using ASP and an Access
database. I have created a new site using the much more friendly PHP and
wish to get the dat
I am a complete newbie at this so please excuse me if I seem stupid.
I have a guestbook on one site which was created using ASP and an Access
database. I have created a new site using the much more friendly PHP and
wish to get the data into my mysql database. Can I do this easily, and if so
can a
If your php-script runs on the same server as mysql, you should try
'localhost' as the hostname.
That worked for me in most cases.
"Russ Michell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schreef in bericht
news:SIMEON.10110260917.B@k1c. anglia.ac.uk...
> >Of course, it works perfectly fine on my home computer, so I g
I am new to MySQL (I am more used to Microsoft SQL), but it seems to me that
if I provide "username" string as the username parameter, that's what MySQL
should use to login into the database. Why is "@lsh101.siteprotect.com "
being appended to it? The "username" was provided by the webhost, and
a
>Of course, it works perfectly fine on my home computer, so I guess it musthave
>something to do
>with the configuration of PHP (or, possibly, MySQL?)
How do you connect to MySQl from home?
It sounds as if the user trying to connect to MySQL doesn't have the right privileges
to connect
top th
I cannot connect to MySQL database located at the webhost. The command:
$link = mysql_connect('hostname:3306','username','password') or die ("Could
not connect");
(with the proper hostname of course) returns this error message:
MySQL Connection Failed: Access denied for user:
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select max(idfield) from table
> -Original Message-
> From: Brad Harriger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2001 7:32 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [PHP-DB] Access to MySQL Conversion question
>
>
> I have several MS Access
Brad Harriger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2001 1:32 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP-DB] Access to MySQL Conversion question
I have several MS Access databases that I need to convert to MySQL.
Each table is indexed on an ID field. How do I find the last index
number i
I have several MS Access databases that I need to convert to MySQL.
Each table is indexed on an ID field. How do I find the last index
number in the existing table so that I can increment it for the next
record that is added?
Thanks,
Brad
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