Access Database file on *NIX platform
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- On Sunday, August 24, 2003, at 05:31 PM, Giz wrote:
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- Access is a pc database. It doesn't run on unix. Why people
- insist on
- beating their heads against the wall in this manner I will never know.
- Ignorance I suppose
] Reading an MS Access Database file on *NIX platform using PHP
I'm building a small web application for a friend using PHP. He'd like to
use MS Access to keep the data in, and update the data on the site by
FTP'ing
Access files he edits on his machine up to the web host.
The web host is unix
* Thus wrote Giz ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Access is a pc database. It doesn't run on unix. Why people insist on
beating their heads against the wall in this manner I will never know.
Ignorance I suppose. The alternative is to have your friend use a
relational database and have a few simple
* Thus wrote Giz ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Access is a pc database. It doesn't run on unix. Why people insist
on
beating their heads against the wall in this manner I will never know.
Ignorance I suppose. The alternative is to have your friend use a
relational database and have a few simple
* Thus wrote David Otton ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
On Sun, 24 Aug 2003 14:54:41 -0400 (EDT), you wrote:
I'm building a small web application for a friend using PHP. He'd like to
use MS Access to keep the data in, and update the data on the site by FTP'ing
Suggestion: go backwards. Set up the
* Thus wrote [EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Hi,
The simplest way i know of to use access from linux is to use mdbtools
(a free download at sourceforge). Haven't tried to invoke this from PHP
but it would not be all that difficult to create a MDB module.
yeah, I saw a reference to
On Sunday, August 24, 2003, at 05:31 PM, Giz wrote:
Access is a pc database. It doesn't run on unix. Why people insist on
beating their heads against the wall in this manner I will never know.
Ignorance I suppose. The alternative is to have your friend use a
relational database and have a few
At 03:18 25.08.2003, Weston Cann said:
[snip]
I share a low regard for Access, and I've got a set of standard
forms/code I use to set up a nice interface to MySQL, and I showed it to
my friend. He likes that, but there's a problem:
He wants to be able to
I'm building a small web application for a friend using PHP. He'd like to
use MS Access to keep the data in, and update the data on the site by FTP'ing
Access files he edits on his machine up to the web host.
The web host is unix-based (FreeBSD, slightly hacked by Verio, I believe), so
this
On Sun, 24 Aug 2003 14:54:41 -0400 (EDT), you wrote:
I'm building a small web application for a friend using PHP. He'd like to
use MS Access to keep the data in, and update the data on the site by FTP'ing
Access files he edits on his machine up to the web host.
The web host is unix-based
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