Hi you need a mysql client program.
It can be any software capable of connecting to mysql server deamon.
Usually you use the 'mysql' client program that is built-in the server
software,
in this case you need an installation of mysql also on the other machine.
Or you can use MySQL Query browser incl
How do i run a mysql client program on a computer connected to the computer
which has the mysql server installed and configured. the host computer does
not have the mysql installed in any form.
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We're going through an upgrade to Novell 6.5 and would like to use mysql on
a single server to store info on who's upgraded the client and who has not.
Can the command line client only be installed on the Novell server to
connect to a foriegn mysql host? Its easy when its unix->unix, but don't
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At 8:04 PM +0100 5/27/01, David Ayliffe wrote:
>
>I'm following the exmple in the book MySQL by Paul DeBous (chapter 6 The
>MySQl C API page 225). I am getting an error about "Too many types in
>declaration"
>
You show your program below, but it would probably be good to give us
some idea where
I'm following the exmple in the book MySQL by Paul DeBous (chapter 6 The
MySQl C API page 225). I am getting an error about "Too many types in
declaration"
Do I need to download any special libraries - currently I am using the
ones in the mysql-3.23.38a-win-src.zip file (mysql.h, mysql_com.
OK, I admit it, I'm stumped. I've done this before, but I've lost the
script that used to do this.
All I'm trying to do is build a simple MySQL client program under AIX 4.3
with gcc, and I can't seem to get the link libraries right (the worst part
of porting!). Any help appreciated.
I've done t
