OT: CF and mySQL - cont'd thread

2002-10-30 Thread FlashGuy

I don't know what I'm doing wrong. I've check the DOC but I can't seem to import a 
comma-delimited text file exported from Access into mySQL.

I've created the database, table and fields. WHen I do a Import texfile everything 
looks OK via MySQL-Front. My text file contains only commas as delimiters separating 
each 
field.

MySQl fields and settings:

ID (Type: TinyINT(3), Primary Key, autoincrement)
var (longtext)
destination (longtext)

Access fields:

ID (generated automatically by Access)
var
destination

When I import the text file anf go into data I should have 841 entries but I only see 
127? I see no text in the fields other than (Memo).

What am I doing wrong?


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CF and MySql?

2001-06-26 Thread Wade DeWerff

Can Cold Fusion querys work with MySQL? What would I have to do if
anything to make it work?

WD


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Re: CF and MySql?

2001-06-26 Thread Ernesto Vargas

Install an ODBC for MySql...

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 Can Cold Fusion querys work with MySQL? What would I have to do if
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Re: CF and MySql?

2001-06-26 Thread Dennis Salguero

There are many ways to do this - I'm assuming you want to do this on an
Windows box.

One way is through MyODBC. It's an ODBC driver that you can install on your
server, available from the MySQL web site. From there, all you have to do is
create a new DSN, either through the CF Admin or Windows. You can then
reference this DSN just like you would any other ODBC connection.

Good Luck,

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RE: CF and MySql?

2001-06-26 Thread Angerer, Chad

If you are using Cold Fusion server, yes they will work..

You have to download MyODBC from www.mysql.com install it.. and then set it
up in the ODBC control panel (assuming you are using windows).

Then you should be able to see the mysql databases as a datasource in the
Cold Fusion admin page.

CAA

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