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Idiots Guide to mySQL
Not sure if where to put this so might aswell pop it in here, decided to have a look at mySQL and i have no idea where to start apart from fnd the download on the site.Im coming from a asp access background using ODBC to connect to my database. Does anyone know of a fool proof guide to mySQL for the life of me i cant find any instrctions on the site maybe its me and its late in the day but there just not there. Anyhew any advice on this would be great Cheers ME
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What do you need, help installing it? Or help with syntax? Or something
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i use phpMyAdmin to manage my mysql databases, that might be of use to you. As for anything else ya better answer Chief first
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Help with installing it it and how to use it etc, i have heard of PhpMyAdmin im gusiing it is just an interface allowing you to manage your Database's.
Is it anything like Access where u just create your database fileds and bobs your uncle we have a database. Any yes the install part (im on windows xp, locally) and going to be writing the cms in asp. any advice would be great cheers me Last edited by Sluap : October 26th, 2005 at 03:51 AM. |
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Ok, this is a guide to installing WAMP [Windows/Apache/MySQL/PHP],
it's not quite what you want, but it's an excellent article, and it shows how to install/set up MySQL nicely... http://www.devarticles.com/c/a/Apac...P-under-Windows As for ASP - I'd strongly recommend doing it in PHP rather than ASP, as it is far more powerful, and very easy to get to grips with... phpMyAdmin is probly the best tool for managing your MySQL DBs. You can get other stuff like MySQL Front, but I find phpMyAdmin the easiest to use. It does do what you are asking - you just create a DB, type in the field names/types, fill in the data and your done. HTH, --Jon. |
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one more question im still quite new in asp i have built 2 cms's and my IT guy wants me to get away from Access, if i was togo to mySQL would u recomend going down the PHP route as i tried to look into .NET and as im more a designer then a coder feel ill never pick it up.. any thoughts
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Hi Sluap,
you can use mySQL with ASP and ASP.Net, you are correct, you will just use another provider/driver with your ODBC connection. I wont suggest to change programming lanuages just because of a database change, but that is just my opinion ![]() Cheers Jako
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Thanks for your thoughts guys i realy apreciated it ps so if i created a dataBase with phpmyAdmin i could still connect to it via the ODBC just using a diferent driver Last edited by Sluap : October 26th, 2005 at 09:18 AM. |
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and for learning about mysql syntax, this site might help u!!
http://dev.mysql.com/ |