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Is that possible to take data from a dynamic database which is hosted.?

April 24, 2010 database hosting 1 Comment

I am planning to create a website for a company, in which i have a simple form in which the users will enter the requested details and it can be stored in a databse in the host computer. For database i am going to use MySQL 6 and php.

And my question is, "I wanted that, the staff members of the company to easily acess the dynamic database" So that they can take some data from it, copy, print.

Is that possible to do that with MySQL.?

Yes it is possible and very simple
but they will need a proper knowledge of querting example select * from members

also they will need an application to connect to the sql database there are alot of free managers out there
just search sql manager

but i prefer the online manager
phpmyadmin

they will login directly on your website
query and do what they need

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How to host a webpage and database at free of cost?

April 23, 2010 database hosting 2 Comments

I want to host a webpage as well as a database to collect data entered in that webpage by the viewers at free of cost. Kindly help me how to get it done??

Hi
I tried before to have the same But no luck
No free host accept MysQl,

but you may have very cheep hosting for about US$ 5 a month
so it will be US$60 a year which is not a bad deal
I am using this kind of service for about a year
if you need I may give you the links to the hosting service
Good luck

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Can you make a mysql database on one host and use it for a site on a different host, and if so how?

April 21, 2010 database hosting 1 Comment

My friend needs a mysql database, and her host hasn’t been online to set her up (long story) and so I’d like to make a database with my server, and let her use it. Is this possible, and if so how?

yes

in stead of "localhost" in her database connection parameters, she inserts your DNS adress or IP adress.

on your end: make sure she uses a decent username/password, also open ports on your firewall if applicable.

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If you use Access to create a database, and a web form for input is it easy to host it on a website?

April 11, 2010 database hosting 1 Comment

I am just trying to find the easiest, idiot proof way of creating a webpage to view and enter data in one basic table.

This if for my husbands company and I really don’t want to get involved with the stupidity that is inevitably going to be involved in this. Too many people with no clue not knowing what they want and changing their mind every 5 minutes.

So if I can set it up so their website can just host an Access database and use Access design elements to create the webpage I can wash my hands of the whole thing.

But for some reason I just can’t seem to figure it out? Anyone have a good tutorial, or has done this before and can help me out?

Their webserver hosts a virtual Microsoft Server 2003, if that helps?

Thanks.

Its brainless but you should check with your hosting provider because they prob give you SQL for free. Even though its overkill for your application it won’t be apt to corrupt like Access and Access wasn’t developed for the web or multiple users.

It was developed to be part of the Office suite for personal use.

Here’s a better suggestion for a database.

For a Free Database:

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/express/aa718406.aspx

The program to build your app:

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/express/aa718378.aspx

to practice with and then copy it straight to your SQL Server. Or just use it locally from one of your machines.

Access uses a watered down version of VB so if you can program in Access you’ll like this.

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I need to access a database in my office from home, how?

I need to set up access to a database in my office so i can access it at home, what are the different ways i can set it up?

I have thought of remote access like log me in or hosting the database on a website

Remote Desktop is the easiest. The other method would be to set up a VPN or Virtual Private Network.

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Can anyone recommend software to maintain a newsletter database of 3,500 emails, no hosting, needs to be local

April 3, 2010 database hosting 1 Comment

I don’t want to pay someone to maintain our list, it’s small enough for me to send out. But I’m having a hard time keeping track of unsubscribers, etc. So we’re looking for something to help us manage the list internally. I’ve looked at fee and open-source stuff, but haven’t found anything other than programs that have to run on the Internet.

Thanks in advance for any/all help!

Scott

For 3500 subscribers you are going to need a database as such. Most software uses MySQL and you need to load this on your own web site server.

I have two pieces of software that install on your own web site. One can be seen here:http://www.clikkmarketing.com/email_powerpack.html

and one here: http://www.clikks.com/ebooks/autoresponder.html

The first one is the more powerful one. Both will send out your emails at a defined time and automatically handle your unsubscribers.

Otherwise you are going to have to set your own MsAccess database up – it may struggle a bit with the volume that you have.

Try elance.com for some one to do this for you if you can’t yourself.

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Why do some web hosting companies offer 3 or more Mysql databases?

Does it mean that you can have 2 GB database space * 3 or more ?
What is the logic for offering multiple databases ?
Is the database space unlimited unlike the web hosting space /

If your site has several logical components to it, it makes perfect sense to group tables into separate databases, instead of stuffing them all into one. This also allows installing/removing parts of your site in one click.

e.g.
DB ‘forum’ (tables: users, posts, messages, bans)
DB ‘auction’ (tables: users, items, purchases)
DB ‘blog’ (tables: posts, comments, uploads)

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How do I host our membership database on the web.?

April 1, 2010 database hosting 1 Comment

I have an existing MS Access database, and I also have a Yahoo web
hosting account. Is there a way to upload the access database to the
web site, or export the content to another format and access it through the web site? Thanks for any help or general suggestions you can offer.

If your Yahoo web host is Asp/Asp.net ( Windows 2k or 2003 ), you can upload or FTP your database file to the host space ,and connect by ADO OR ADO.NET

But , If the host space is PHP ( Linux Server ) ,you have to output your Access date to MySQL database. Generally speaking,The PHP host is better than ASP Host ,Such as this website power by IPowerWeb Linux Host: http://host.joyfrosh.com

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Is there any issues with regards to importing an old wordpress mysql database to a new one?

March 30, 2010 database hosting 2 Comments

I imported my old wordpress mysql database to a new database in my hosting account, then deleted the old one. The site’s showing up ok, as of now. So i’m wondering if I missed any step during the importation that might pose as a problem in the future. Did I do right?

Assuming your host is the same, your site/domain is the same, and the structure didn’t change, everything should be fine.

The WordPress database is very stable and easy to move, even from site to site. Like the other answer says, as long as your site is working, you’re probably going to be just fine.

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