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October 3rd, 2004, 01:26 PM
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The simplest way to connect to mySQL
Hi to all,
I was given a database in mySQL. It is quite simple: 3-4 tables, simple relations, etc. I want to make a application which will controll this database. I want simple tasks, i.e. insert/delete data. The problem is that when I googled it, I saw that I could use literally dozens of ways. Java, Delphi, html (asp/php), Visual Basic. I know very basic-level programming in all these languages, so I cannot decide which way is the simplest. The database app will run on a single computer. I'm asking for the simplest possible platform. Any suggestions?
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October 27th, 2004, 05:20 PM
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have you considered or tried phpmyadmin?
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