Hallo,
MySQL ist selbst ein Datenbank-Server, d.h. man kann sich da hinverbinden,
Datenbanken anlegen, die wieder Tabellen enthalten. Diese Tabellen können
mehrere Spalten unterschiedlichen Typs haben, in die sich mit anderen
Befehlen (SQL-Sprache) Daten einfügen lassen (fast genau wie in Access,
Ich hätte da einige Fragen an Sie !
A - Sie sprechen, wenn sie über MYSQL reden einmal von einer
"MySQL, die populärste Open Source SQL-Datenbank, wird von MySQL AB"
dann wiederum ist es ein
"MySQL ist ein Datenbank-Managementsystem"
oder ein
"MySQL ist ein relationa
Sheni R. Meledath wrote:
> Can any body provide me some details regarding migrating MySQL
> databases to MS SQL databases.
I recently got to do this. I built DTS packages on the MS-SQL database
to import my data from MySQL. I found it worked better to create the
tables manually and then import
Hi,
Forgot - You can also run PHP on Win2000.
Best regards
Peter
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Subject: MySQL - MS SQL
> Hi,
>
>
Hi,
MySQL is running fine on Win2000 and IIS, so why change to MS SQL ?
Best regards
Peter
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Subject: M
On Sat, Jun 21, 2003 at 12:42:58PM +0400, Sheni R. Meledath wrote:
> I have designed a site using PHP & MySQL. Recently an urgent requirement
> has come up from the client side to change the web server to IIS. So I have
> to migrate the scripts and database to Windows based ASP & MS SQL.
>
Unle
Hi,
I have designed a site using PHP & MySQL. Recently an urgent requirement
has come up from the client side to change the web server to IIS. So I have
to migrate the scripts and database to Windows based ASP & MS SQL.
Can any body provide me some details regarding migrating MySQL databases to
Sebastian Frost writes:
> Hello,
>
> I spent the last days with searching a solution for the following
> problem:
>
> We have to synchronise an MS SQL database in the USA with a mySQL
> database in germany. The programmer who supports the database in the
> USA likes to do that via a push-Sub
Hi,
> We have to synchronise an MS SQL database in the USA with a mySQL
> database in germany. The programmer who supports the database in the
> USA likes to do that via a push-Subscription, which is an MS SQL
> feature (not a very save feature I read!?). So, my question is: Is
> there a way to d
Hello,
I spent the last days with searching a solution for the following
problem:
We have to synchronise an MS SQL database in the USA with a mySQL
database in germany. The programmer who supports the database in the
USA likes to do that via a push-Subscription, which is an MS SQL
feature (
The company I work for is MS SQL Server mad - they use it as the core for one
of their software products and pretty much all of their operation is based
around it - sad isn't it?! ;o)
Anyway, they now want a website with online ordering etc. and of course they
want it to be linked via MS-SQL to t
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