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-> Aan: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
-> Onderwerp: Re: [PHP] Reading an MS Access Database file on *NIX platform
-> using PHP
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-> On Sunday, August 24, 2003, at 05:31 PM, Giz wrote:
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-> > Access is a pc database. It doesn't run on unix. Why peop
At 03:18 25.08.2003, Weston Cann said:
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>I share a low regard for Access, and I've got a set of standard
>forms/code I use to set up a nice interface to MySQL, and I showed it to
>my friend. He likes that, but there's a problem:
>
>He wants to be able
On Sunday, August 24, 2003, at 05:31 PM, Giz wrote:
Access is a pc database. It doesn't run on unix. Why people insist on
beating their heads against the wall in this manner I will never know.
Ignorance I suppose. The alternative is to have your friend use a
relational database and have a few s
* Thus wrote [EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Hi,
>
> The simplest way i know of to use access from linux is to use mdbtools
> (a free download at sourceforge). Haven't tried to invoke this from PHP
> but it would not be all that difficult to create a MDB module.
>
yeah, I saw a referen
* Thus wrote David Otton ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> On Sun, 24 Aug 2003 14:54:41 -0400 (EDT), you wrote:
>
> >I'm building a small web application for a friend using PHP. He'd like to
> >use MS Access to keep the data in, and update the data on the site by FTP'ing
>
> Suggestion: go backwards. Set u
* Thus wrote Giz ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Access is a pc database. It doesn't run on unix. Why people insist
on
> beating their heads against the wall in this manner I will never know.
> Ignorance I suppose. The alternative is to have your friend use a
> relational database and have a few simple
* Thus wrote Giz ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Access is a pc database. It doesn't run on unix. Why people insist on
> beating their heads against the wall in this manner I will never know.
> Ignorance I suppose. The alternative is to have your friend use a
> relational database and have a few simple f
Access is a pc database. It doesn't run on unix. Why people insist on
beating their heads against the wall in this manner I will never know.
Ignorance I suppose. The alternative is to have your friend use a
relational database and have a few simple forms that will allow him to
insert/update/dele
On Sun, 24 Aug 2003 14:54:41 -0400 (EDT), you wrote:
>I'm building a small web application for a friend using PHP. He'd like to
>use MS Access to keep the data in, and update the data on the site by FTP'ing
>Access files he edits on his machine up to the web host.
>
>The web host is unix-based (F
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