Hi Nirmal,
If i understand well you make reference at MySQL files.In this case the
client application cannot access this file directly , only by MySQL daemon
using the libmysql library and not by "embedded library".In my opinion i
find that is VERY DANGEROUS
It seems is not to be very sophisticate
Hi Nirmal,
Now i am a little confused from you.
We discuss about how some devices(not Personal Computers) is possible to
have a communication with MySQL? ...
or...
...replication,data redundancy it's a different kind of items than we talk
about.
>You can run two different servers pointing to the s
Hi Nirmal,
Now i understand what you wish to do.
MySQL daemon don't use libmysql.This library is for client.
I think you have at least 2 option :
1.Devices work off line with RDBMS and half duplex communication (from
devices to DataBase).
- but this devices must do an output into ASCII file,
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> Hi,
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> Is it possible to run both of these on one server? It would be good to get
> rid of all the IPC for the
Hi,
Is it possible to run both of these on one server? It would be good to get
rid of all the IPC for the local application but still be able to hit the
database from remote without needing any special protocol.
Has anyone tried it? Any data issues with mysql?
Thanks in advance
Regards
Nirmal
