Re: [PHP] Connecting LocalHost Remote mySQL DB

2002-07-13 Thread Jason Wong

On Saturday 13 July 2002 14:11, Thomas Edison Jr. wrote:
 Glory!

 Exactly.. that IS the problem.
 You see, my mySQL DB on the Server/Internet, on my
 website.. it DOES NOT allow Remote Host Connection.
 That's why i need to use a PHP page, that too based on
 the server. Because i need to move tabel data on my
 Client/My Computer to the Tables on my Website mySQL.

Allow remote access to your local mysql (read up on the security chapter of 
manual).

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RE: [PHP] Connecting LocalHost Remote mySQL DB

2002-07-13 Thread John Holmes

 Exactly.. that IS the problem.
 You see, my mySQL DB on the Server/Internet, on my
 website.. it DOES NOT allow Remote Host Connection.
 That's why i need to use a PHP page, that too based on
 the server. Because i need to move tabel data on my
 Client/My Computer to the Tables on my Website mySQL.

Just use mysqldump, like someone else suggested. Dump your local
database, upload it, and import it. 

Any PHP solution isn't going to be 100% dependable, because you will run
into the 30 second time limit on scripts. You can't really get that many
queries done in 30 seconds...

---John Holmes...


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Re: [PHP] Connecting LocalHost Remote mySQL DB

2002-07-12 Thread Jason Wong

On Saturday 13 July 2002 13:45, Thomas Edison Jr. wrote:
 Glory!

 Let's say i got a bunch of Data in my mySQL Table on
 my localhost. I need all this Data uploaded on my
 mySQL on the Server/Internet.

 Now one way is to use phpMyAdmin, Export the original
 data on LocalHost to a .CSV file, then use the Server
 phpMyAdmin to upload the same .CSV file to the table
 on the server.

 What could be an alternate, in case we dont' want to
 use this lengthy procedure. Can i make one page which
 will do both these things?
 .OR.
 Can my PHP page on my server, directly pick up data
 from my localHost mySQL, and feed it in the mySQL
 Table on the server?

If all you want is to copy data from ServerA/Database/Table to 
ServerB/Database/Table you don't even need PHP. 

Providing that at least one of the server allows remote access then the 
easiest way is to use mysqldump. For details consult mysql manual.

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Re: [PHP] Connecting LocalHost Remote mySQL DB

2002-07-12 Thread Thomas Edison Jr.

Glory!

Exactly.. that IS the problem.
You see, my mySQL DB on the Server/Internet, on my
website.. it DOES NOT allow Remote Host Connection.
That's why i need to use a PHP page, that too based on
the server. Because i need to move tabel data on my
Client/My Computer to the Tables on my Website mySQL.

Thanks,
T. Edison Jr.

--- Jason Wong [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 On Saturday 13 July 2002 13:45, Thomas Edison Jr.
 wrote:
  Glory!
 
  Let's say i got a bunch of Data in my mySQL Table
 on
  my localhost. I need all this Data uploaded on my
  mySQL on the Server/Internet.
 
  Now one way is to use phpMyAdmin, Export the
 original
  data on LocalHost to a .CSV file, then use the
 Server
  phpMyAdmin to upload the same .CSV file to the
 table
  on the server.
 
  What could be an alternate, in case we dont' want
 to
  use this lengthy procedure. Can i make one page
 which
  will do both these things?
  .OR.
  Can my PHP page on my server, directly pick up
 data
  from my localHost mySQL, and feed it in the mySQL
  Table on the server?
 
 If all you want is to copy data from
 ServerA/Database/Table to 
 ServerB/Database/Table you don't even need PHP. 
 
 Providing that at least one of the server allows
 remote access then the 
 easiest way is to use mysqldump. For details consult
 mysql manual.
 
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 Jason Wong - Gremlins Associates -
 www.gremlins.com.hk
 Open Source Software Systems Integrators
 * Web Design  Hosting * Internet  Intranet
 Applications Development *
 
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