Hello Matthias! Thank you once again for your reply. The truth is that i don't know exactly how sql nad mysql work., but i am willing to... I want to have a simple database on each node (very simple). Lets say that we have 10 nodes with a simple database on each node. Each database will include informations. These informations will be retrieved by queries which i intend to store in packets. So when a packet is sent to a desired node, then it will reach the application layer and somehow will poll the query to the database that belongs to the node. Do i have to simulate sql server at each node? Please help me.
On 6/24/07, Matthias Kuhnert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > You know, how sql and mysql work?! > > So what do you exactly want to do? > > Make a simulated sql server at each of your nodes to store and retract > data at the nodes directly > during the simulation? > > Make one dedicated sql server at the ns running host system and place and > retrieve data from the > simulated nodes to the real data base? > > If you just want to save informations concerning the nodes and their > states, why don't you stick to > a common implementation, like some lists or structures? > > > > Hello to all! > > I would like to ask for some advice. I want to have on its node a > database > > which will contain some information about the node, the other nodes etc. > > What i would like to ask is, what do you suggest would be the ideal > choice > > as far as the sql communication through c++. > > I am working on linux openSUSE, so what should i do? > > Should i install sql/mysql ? > > Please give me your advice! > > > >
