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Ian

 posted on 1st Feb 04 at 14:23

I've always used phpMyAdmin myself but then of course you need a web server with PHP capability.


Joff

 posted on 1st Feb 04 at 14:21

SQLyog is better than MySQLAdmin IMHO :)


Antz

 posted on 1st Feb 04 at 13:12

Command line is the best way, you learn alot more and you can see how it's all done, always take the harder option if you wanna learn stuff with PC's.... if you break it... you'll know not to do it again won't ya?? :-P


Trotty

 posted on 3rd Jan 04 at 20:51

It's a pain in the bloody arse!! :lol:

DOS I can handle, creating databases, tables, attributes, etc is just too damn long winded! :P


Ian

 posted on 3rd Jan 04 at 20:48

Whats wrong with command line? :D


Trotty

 posted on 3rd Jan 04 at 20:47

Yup, and look at MySQLAdmin to create the tables, etc - its a reletively nice GUI interface rather than command line stuff :|


Ian

 posted on 3rd Jan 04 at 20:45

http://www.mysql.com/ and get the binaries.

You'll probably want the MyODBC drivers as well to get data in to your JSP.


chris_lee100

 posted on 3rd Jan 04 at 15:36

I know this isnt about Corsas hence general chat.

Can anyone explain to me the tools i need and the process of creating a MySql database which can be read from and writen to via .jsp pages. I don't grasp how the MySql exists and where it lies. Do i need to download something from the MySql website first or can I create "virtual" tables and records just by writing code, like, perhaps an array?

Thanks for looking.

[Edited on 13-01-2007 by Ian]