> BTW, there are open source solutions for the user-interface which don't
> require the web browser. I've heard people mention GTK in this context.
> There was even a book (about building user interfaces for MySQL with GTK+)
Maybe even PHP-GTK (Win or *nix)
Example GUIs;
http://teak.sourceforge.
Robert --
Just in case what Quentin and Rick said isn't clear, the MySQL
DLLs/libraries are linkable and usable from Delphi/KYLIX. Quentin's note
gives a good hint about one way to do it. I seem to recall from my last job
that there are people around using Delphi as a front end to MySQL, so you
s
functionality is simple, then
an Access Forms app, using MySQL Linked tables would be an option.
M2CW
Quentin
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MySQL provides a rich list of
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I have been looking at MySQL with the assumption that I could move up to
an enterprise level database from a desktop database without the
prodigious cost normally incurred. I usually work for small business's
and my choice of database has been Paradox. I have
I have been looking at MySQL with the assumption that I could move up to
an enterprise level database from a desktop database without the
prodigious cost normally incurred. I usually work for small business's
and my choice of database has been Paradox. I have been using Delphi as
a front end too
