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Article Discussion: Bridging the Gap: Talking to MySQL from VB.NET through PHP and XML

This month's Developer Shed Writing Contest Winner, Nicholas
Clayton, explains how he was able to use VB.NET, PHP, and XML to talk to a
troublesome MySQL database. <EM>"There may be times when what your client needs
and what their web host will give you brings your project to a grinding halt. I
have encountered such a problem recently when trying to access a client’s hosted
MySQL Database from an app I have written in VB.NET."</EM>


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