Linda:
MySQL is a database and Apache is a webserver. They are two independent
applications. To access the MySQL database, you will use CGI
programming or JSP.
Theodore Reph
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From: Linda Carter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, December
* Linda Carter
I've got two MySQL books that I've just purchased in order to help me
utilize the MySQL on my web host's server. I've been searching them both,
but I still don't have answers to some very basic questions.
Okay, the MySQL database I want to run will be on my web host.
Since I
Hello Linda,
You said --- The MySQL database I want to run will be on my web host. Since
I don't have the server physically in my possession, is the working method
to install MySQL to my machine, develop the routines there, then upload them
to my server?
You may not need to do this. Check
I will assume that your hosting service supports MySQL, which most of
them do.
Also, most of hosting services allow you to administer your database
using phpMyAdmin, in which you can create and drop databases and tables,
run SQL scripts, etc.
I will also recommend you to install Apache in your
