ent from my iPhone
>
>> On Jun 3, 2022, at 6:56 PM, Bob Sneidar via use-livecode
>> wrote:
>>
>> Hi Doc thanks for the response. I am using aes256 encryption so an ascii
>> hash is not viable. If this were a file based sqLite database I could
>> perhaps cha
t; hash is not viable. If this were a file based sqLite database I could perhaps
> change the encoding. Maybe I can with a :memory: database too! Here's my
> code. I have posted this before, it's an incredibly useful handler. If you
> provide pDBID it will ADD or REPLACE a tab
Hi Doc thanks for the response. I am using aes256 encryption so an ascii hash
is not viable. If this were a file based sqLite database I could perhaps change
the encoding. Maybe I can with a :memory: database too! Here's my code. I have
posted this before, it's an incredibly useful h
A couple of lines of code with declarations, storing, and retrieving would
probably help.
There also might be a UTF issue (which would be beyond me)—a hash should be in
good old 6.5 bit ASCII, not something newfangled with eight or more bits.
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bob bobbled,
> How should I define a column in sqLite that is going to properly store and
> retrieve a password hash? Simply using a BLOB type doesn't do it.
You shouldn’t need a BLOB for a hash. Either CHAR(), VARCHAR(), or TEXT.
With the first two, you need to specify a long enough length.
Right now I am querying for the hash directly from the source database when I
need it. Just curious why sqLite cannot handle storing an encrypted string.
Bob S
> On Jun 3, 2022, at 14:29 , Bob Sneidar via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
> Hi all.
>
> I have set up a kind o
Hi all.
I have set up a kind of database caching method where I take currently selected
data in my display form and save it in a :memory: database. Everything works
EXCEPT that the value for the encrypted hash is getting corrupted. It's not
coming back the way it was stored. It looks li
Whatever you do, DO NOT google Quordle.
Bob S
> On Feb 19, 2022, at 02:41 , Neville Smythe via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
> OT: All this would have been ready days ago if I hadn’t been diverted by the
> wordle craze - it’s all too tempting to use LC to quickly cobble together
> versions for
, because of the limitation in LC about
stack names. So I have put together a script database management
stack/standalone in which one can install as many copies of stacks as you like,
and search their scripts. You can save favourite code snippets (eg a UTC
timestamp handler, or Jacque's r
Well, this is a new message that I can't seem to find a reference to: I
have an app that I've been working on for months. I did the first build of
it that I've done in a bit, and got that message:
Error opening database: cannot set file protection
After hitting "OK", t
ttps://quality.livecode.com/show_bug.cgi?id=23074
>
> It was also tricky for me until I found out how to quote variables and
> arrays that point to data when sending data to my mySQL database as the
> documentation was not quite up to the point.
>
&
@Bob Sneidar
Hello Bob
The documentation bug was resolved in the latest version:
https://quality.livecode.com/show_bug.cgi?id=23074
It was also tricky for me until I found out how to quote variables and
arrays that point to data when sending data to my mySQL database as the
documentation was
That's what I ended up doing. I am so used to using sqlYoga, so the standard
API took a little getting used to.
Bob S
> On Jul 9, 2021, at 19:30 , Tom Glod via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
> Hey Bob I don't understand the problem. Why don't you just store the ID
> in a persistent place? i th
misunderstanding the problem.
On Fri, Jul 9, 2021 at 8:03 PM Bob Sneidar via use-livecode <
use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote:
> Something like put revdb_databaseNamed(":MEMORY:") into tDBID.
>
> But thinking about it more, it's kind of irrelevant. Opening a datab
Something like put revdb_databaseNamed(":MEMORY:") into tDBID.
But thinking about it more, it's kind of irrelevant. Opening a database isn't
like loading the information into some variable. The cursor is the actual data
that needs to have housekeeping done on it.
Bob S
On 7/9/21 4:35 PM, Bob Sneidar via use-livecode wrote:
Yeah thanks Rick, I know I can store the database id, I was hoping to simply
call a function that could tell me what database name the ID belonged to, but
apparently that is not a persistent thing.
How would you reference the database to
Yeah thanks Rick, I know I can store the database id, I was hoping to simply
call a function that could tell me what database name the ID belonged to, but
apparently that is not a persistent thing.
I stored it in a script local variable in the card that creates the database,
then I have a
Hi Bob,
When you open the database with revOpenDatabase you assign the whole thing to
yourDatabaseID.
Look it up in the dictionary towards the end and you’ll find what I’m referring
to.
yourDatabaseID will be an integer and you will use that to refer to your
database for other functions
Hi all.
I am getting more into MEMORY sqLite databases, and perusing the dictionary, I
find no way to close a database or find the ID of a currently open database.
I know I can store the ID somewhere, but I am finding that after
troubleshooting and tracing my code I have a lot of database
Okay, so here's an updated version of my ArrayToSQLITE function. It takes an
array, and as the name suggests, converts it to an sqLite database and returns
the Database ID. Of note is that it now works with EMBEDDED ARRAYS! If it
detects that a key is an array in the supplied array, it
Okay I found out what I did wrong. The array variable needs to be enclosed in
quotes. I remember now some time in the past looking at that and saying, "Why
are their quotes around the array variable? That won't work!" So I removed them
and subsequently shot myself in the foot.
For the record,
Yes, using the numeric placeholders will do that for you.
> On Jul 7, 2021, at 4:43 PM, Terence Heaford via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
> It also seems to do the escaping for you as it handled text containing commas
> in the description
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It also seems to do the escaping for you as it handled text containing commas
in the description
All the best
Terry
> On 7 Jul 2021, at 16:40, Terence Heaford via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
> The routine I have working is
>
> put "uniqueID,date,type,description,amount,balance,category" into t
Mark, it certainly helps me.
The routine I have working is
put "uniqueID,date,type,description,amount,balance,category" into tFields
put merge("INSERT INTO [[tAccountName]] ([[tFields]])
VALUES(:1,:2,:3,:4,:5,:6,:7)") into tSQL
revExecuteSQL dbGetID(), tSQL, "tValues[uniqueID]", "tValues[date]
Currently I have this working
(Content of tSQL :)
INSERT into TABLE1 ("complete", "todo", "itemDate", "category", "purgeDate",
"dgOrder") values(:1, :2, :3, :4, :5, :6)
revExecuteSQL gConnectID, tSQL, "ptheRowA[complete]", "ptheRowA[todo]",
"ptheRowA[itemDate]", "ptheRowA[category]", "ptheRowA
Out of interest and not sure if it is relevant but I have received this error:
"table myTable has 8 columns but 7 values were supplied"
Yes the table has 8 columns in total but the first column is
recID integer primary key autoincrement
Surely it should not give this error because I do not prov
Just tried this method
revExecuteSQL myID, "insert into mytable values(:1,:2,:1)", "valueX",”valueY"
It did not work
put
merge("[[quote]][[tUniqueID]][[quote]],[[quote]][[tDate]][[quote]],[[quote]][[tType]][[quote]],[[quote]][[tDescription]][[quote]],[[quote]][[tAmount]][[quote]],[[quote]][[tBa
I have now tried your method with the tValues array directly and by
deconstructing the array as below and it does not work. I have a recollection
of not being able to get this to work with an array which is why I did the way
I did.
All the best
Terry
put q(tAccountName) into tAccountName
pu
Here’s an example I have been using, not sure whether it will help:
function dbAddTransaction tAccountName,tValues
put q(tAccountName) into tAccountName
put q(tValues["uniqueID"]) into tUniqueID
put q(tValues["date"]) into tDate
put q(tValues["type"]) into tType
put q(tValues["description"])
Hi Bob,
Some quick questions:
1. What version of LiveCode are you using?
2. Are you on Mac or Windows or Linux?
3. Are you using MySQL or PostgreSQL?
Have you ever tried using the free version of Valentina Studio
to help you with managing your databases? It’s quite nice!
Let us know!
Rick
>
So I checked out the lessons. I do not find anything there for using
substitutions like :1, :2. I am getting records inserted but with empty data.
Really frustrating.
I could use literal data, which I tested, and which works, but my real data
contains commas, and in the future may contain any
Well that won't work. How does it know I want to insert the data in
aRecordData? Also I put quotes around the column names but got the same
results.
Bob S
> On Jul 6, 2021, at 16:14 , Devin Asay via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
> revExecuteSQL “aRecordData”
>
> Not tested, but I’m pretty sure
Bob,
A couple of things: You should either be passing variable names, not variable
contents, so put your variable names in quotes.
revExecuteSQL “tDBID", “tInsertSQL", “tControlName”, etc
OR you should be passing the name of an array variable, whose keys are numeric:
revExecuteSQL “aRecordDa
Hi all.
I assemble an SQL statement that looks like this:
insert into ObjectProperties (recordid,rect,controlname,owner,visible) VALUES
(:1,:2,:3,:4,:5)
I then execute this statement:
revExecuteSQL tDBID, tInsertSQL, aRecordData
I get records but with no data in them. I checked aRecordData
ne here was able to connect to a
> postgresql database server using LiveCode Server?
>
> I'm getting a hard crash here. The server is exiting with Signal 11
> (segmentation fault?) on the call to revOpenDatabase. The arguments passed
> to the server are correct. The same app (us
Hi Folks,
Before I escalate this to HQ, did anyone here was able to connect to a
postgresql database server using LiveCode Server?
I'm getting a hard crash here. The server is exiting with Signal 11
(segmentation fault?) on the call to revOpenDatabase. The arguments passed
to the serve
I think SOLite intentionally fills the memory with
garbage as part of its secure deletion when the
database is closed.
JB
> On May 1, 2020, at 12:39 PM, Phil Davis via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
> Is there an LC function that clears trash from memory? Does "hasMemory"? If
e 3 using the command line interface and it
looks to me like SQLite is designed to securely delete the memory of
the database automatically after it closes the database.
I could be wrong but if you can’t read the memory it is probably already
securely deleted when the database was closed.
JB
On Apr
JB via use-livecode <
use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote:
> I have been testing SQLite 3 using the command line interface and it
> looks to me like SQLite is designed to securely delete the memory of
> the database automatically after it closes the database.
>
> I could be wrong b
I have been testing SQLite 3 using the command line interface and it
looks to me like SQLite is designed to securely delete the memory of
the database automatically after it closes the database.
I could be wrong but if you can’t read the memory it is probably already
securely deleted when the
I am not saying I know how to do it but are
you able to read the memory like you can
with a regular variable?
If so maybe you can just assign each block
of memory a null character. If you actually
can get the memory address of the data it
would be easy to delete it using C code.
JB
> On Apr 30
I can create memory databases, but how do I delete it once created?
revdb_disconnect still leaves it in memory. revCloseDatabase is just a synonym
of revdb_disconnect.
Bob S
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Rick remanded,
> Nice!
Not just nice, but necessary for consistency—if I have a variable change which
also causes two more to change, it is absolutely critical that either all three
change, or that the whole thing fail. You just can’t do that without
begin/end, AFAIK, unless you have a follow
plore LiveCloud. It is a cloud based database by Canela
Software that allows for both cloud and Local- to the device- database.
http://canelasoftware.com/
I am developing and testing for a while.
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Nice!
> On Apr 29, 2020, at 12:15 PM, doc hawk via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
> I recoded for Postgres from mysql a few years ago simply because, at the time
> at least, livecode can send a compound transaction to Postgres, and only
> single transactions to mysql.
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Rick rejoined,
> I have a preference for PostgreSQL.
I recoded for Postgres from mysql a few years ago simply because, at the time
at least, livecode can send a compound transaction to Postgres, and only single
transactions to mysql.
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ning,
>
> In your opinion, what is the best relational database to use for an IOS /
> Android application?
>
> Being a PC guy and always living in the Microsoft world, I always default
> to SQL, however, with my latest discoveries of the complexities involved
> and lack of su
For a DB local on the device I use SQLite and it holds up well with very
complex multi table queries.
For a remote database I have had no problems with MySQL and it's open source
brother MariaDB.
Ralph DiMola
IT Director
Evergreen Information Services
rdim...@evergreeninfo.net
-Ori
do you mean for c/s? if it's client-only, then sqlite and mysql are
perfectly integrated into lc for ios.
On Wed, Apr 29, 2020 at 9:55 AM Skip Kimpel via use-livecode <
use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote:
> Good morning,
>
> In your opinion, what is the best relational da
You may want to explore LiveCloud. It is a cloud based database by Canela
Software that allows for both cloud and Local- to the device- database.
http://canelasoftware.com/
I am developing and testing for a while.
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Kimpel via use
Good morning,
In your opinion, what is the best relational database to use for an IOS /
Android application?
Being a PC guy and always living in the Microsoft world, I always default
to SQL, however, with my latest discoveries of the complexities involved
and lack of support in LC I don't
NVM I was able to connect using revOpenDatabase(). Now my trouble is getting
sqlYoga to make the connection, but I am close.
> On Mar 24, 2020, at 4:39 PM, Bob Sneidar wrote:
>
> Hi all.
>
> I read in a thread a long while ago that someone was currently connecting to
> a
Hi all.
I read in a thread a long while ago that someone was currently connecting to a
MSSQL database via ODBC. Reading the dictionary, MSSQL is NOT one of the types
of databases revOpenDatabase() can communicate with. I am right on the verge of
creating an ODBC agent, but have hit this snag
a use-livecode wrote:
> > Hi all,
> >
> > I am looking at the git repositories, the widget documentation etc.,
> > looking for a solid guide on how livecode accesses database engines.
> >
> > For example, if I wanted to add low level support for another open sou
On 4/11/19 9:12 AM, Dalton Calford via use-livecode wrote:
Hi all,
I am looking at the git repositories, the widget documentation etc.,
looking for a solid guide on how livecode accesses database engines.
For example, if I wanted to add low level support for another open source
database that
Hi Richard,
Thanks for the pointer. I will look that up this weekend.
The database I am looking at is called firebird (www.firebirdsql.com).
It has embedded and standalone libs. Supports windows, linux, osx and ios
along with android.
It is opensource and has native support for c++, c, pascal
Dalton Calford wrote:
> I am looking at the git repositories, the widget documentation etc.,
> looking for a solid guide on how livecode accesses database engines.
>
> For example, if I wanted to add low level support for another open
> source database that is available on all the
Hi all,
I am looking at the git repositories, the widget documentation etc.,
looking for a solid guide on how livecode accesses database engines.
For example, if I wanted to add low level support for another open source
database that is available on all the same platforms as livecode, is there
Unfortunately, this looks to be an issue with the revDatabaseColumnNamed() not
getting the proper data, even when using a variable in the command to get
binary data:
put revDatabaseColumnNamed(sRecSet,"tw_full_text","test”) <- should get either
text or binary data
with
put test into fld "clea
Hi Tore,
Thanks, but I’ve already looked at and tried those.
Even putting the data directly from the RecordSet to the field just results in
question marks “?” where the emoji should be:
put textDecode(revDatabaseColumnNamed(sRecSet,"tw_full_text")) into fld
"cleaned_tw_content" of cd “twClean
You should look up textEncode and textDecode in the dictionary. I think they
may prove useful.
Best regards
Tore Nilsen
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Hi All,
So I have data (text) stored in a mySQL DB that is set for UTF8 and it stores
unicode and emoji characters just fine.
My problem is that when I pull a field from the record set and put it into a LC
field, I don’t get the unicode or emoji, just the the usual strange characters.
I know
Thanks, Brian,
Actually, I think I know how to do it now, with iv sent along with the data.
I’ll post what I come up with.
Thanks so much for your input.
Bill
William Prothero
http://earthlearningsolutions.org
> On Jun 28, 2018, at 7:38 PM, Brian Milby wrote:
>
> I can write an LC example, bu
by c.mail.sonic.net (8.15.1/8.15.1) with ESMTPSA id w5SMruW6005477
>(version=TLSv1.2 cipher=DHE-RSA-AES128-SHA bits=128 verify=NOT)
>for ; Thu, 28 Jun 2018 15:53:57 -0700
> Subject: Re: Examples of encryption for database access
> To: Brian Milby via use-livecode
> Refe
On 06/28/2018 01:49 PM, Brian Milby via use-livecode wrote:
Random IV means that an attacker can not generate a dictionary in advance.
Knowing it at the same time is not an issue since they cypher is not cracked.
The other reason is that the IV seeds the AES encryption so that the first
block
Random IV means that an attacker can not generate a dictionary in advance.
Knowing it at the same time is not an issue since they cypher is not cracked.
The other reason is that the IV seeds the AES encryption so that the first
block does not give anything away. If the first encrypted block for
Mark,
Pardon me for being dense. But if you send an iv with the data, can’t a hacker
obtain and use that iv to support hacking the encrypted data?
What I understand, possibly erroneous, is that a Dictionary attack involves
trying all possible combinations of a key. A 32 char key would have 2**(
On Jun 28, 2018, at 9:17 AM, William Prothero via use-livecode
wrote:
> Another question I have is the best way to process the input text to
> eliminate injection type attacks.
I have a series of functions that filter out everything but ...
digitsOnly() <- deletes everything other than 0 thro
On 06/28/2018 09:17 AM, William Prothero via use-livecode wrote:
I understand Mark’s comment about putting the key and IV vector in the
.htaccess file. I will do this as soon as I figure out if I’ve destroyed my
server by deleting all files in the /etc/httpd directory by mistake (I was
trying
e of Bill's demo it works fine. For that matter, a
> 16-bit iv won't get you very far either. I'd be inclined to generate a large
> random iv and post it to the server with the encrypted data. But I'd also
> worry about putting a database out in the open like this with
;t get you very far either. I'd be inclined to generate a
large random iv and post it to the server with the encrypted data. But
I'd also worry about putting a database out in the open like this
without good security constraints. Of course, I have no idea what Bill
has in mind here, so ymm
One thing this misses is that the IV is not another private key/password. It
should be random/different for every use of the key.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Initialization_vector
https://crypto.stackexchange.com/questions/3965/what-is-the-main-difference-between-a-key-an-iv-and-a-nonce
htt
Mark:
Thanks, that makes it a lot easier. I have been tearing my limited hair out
over trying to set Apache environmental variables and deleted a load of files
on my server, accidentally.
This I can do.
Best,
Bill
> On Jun 25, 2018, at 4:04 PM, Mark Wieder via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
> On 0
On 06/25/2018 02:17 PM, William Prothero via use-livecode wrote:
Mark:
I’ve been exploring, Googling, and my Web Host Manager to figure out where to
set the environmental variables for the security keys. It might be nice if I
could set different values for different subdomains on my server, but
roperty of some non-related
>> object... if you need to distribute a stack without password protection I
>> don't think there's any way to be completely secure, but there are ways to
>> at least pretend to hide the keys.
>>
>>
>> [semi-relat
operty of some non-related
> object... if you need to distribute a stack without password protection I
> don't think there's any way to be completely secure, but there are ways to at
> least pretend to hide the keys.
>
>
> [semi-related isue]
>
> be careful wi
t');
Your test code should be fine, but if you're interacting with a database
you'll want to scrub the input before acting on it.
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Corrections to the posted code:
I changed the code to encrypt the returned text. I also note that using openSSL
in php returns base64 data.
Bill
temp, testing iv for encryption
--To test this on your own server, upload the php script where you put cgi's
-- and modify the myURL setting.
//
t; use to test AES encryption for sending posts to interact with a mysql
> database.
>
> This work is inspired by the excellent dbLib product of Andre Garza, that got
> me to look into encryption a lot deeper than I had to date.
>
> Perhaps Andre would like to chime in her
Folks:
In case you are interested, or if you have any feedback, here is the code I use
to test AES encryption for sending posts to interact with a mysql database.
This work is inspired by the excellent dbLib product of Andre Garza, that got
me to look into encryption a lot deeper than I had to
lliam Prothero via use-livecode
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Subject: Inclusions for database access?
Folks:
I’m accessing a mysql database using Andre Garza’s software, and it works
perfectly in the IDE. (LC9.0.0, Mac OSX 10.13.3).
Ho
Folks:
I’m accessing a mysql database using Andre Garza’s software, and it works
perfectly in the IDE. (LC9.0.0, Mac OSX 10.13.3).
However, when I build a standalone, the call just seems to hang and nothing is
returned.
I am assuming that I’m making some mistake with inclusions? What might I
have
a lot of records and each record is a separate file, unless you tune the
file system from its defaults you're limited to roughly total-disk-kb/4
for the number of files (Ext4 and most others these days use a default
4k block size).
> I'd be curious to see the performance
.
If you are on Business License, its less of an issue
I'd be curious to see the performance of using LC Arrays as Database.
On Thu, Mar 1, 2018 at 11:07 AM, Jonathan Lynch via use-livecode <
use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote:
> This is a different idea from the ot
the record and saves it to its file.
In this way, LC operates as an in-memory database, which is supposed to be very
fast, and Apache does the multithreading to back up each record in the
background.
Assuming a powerful server with lots of RAM, could this allow us to handle
massive concurrency
This is a great resource... thank you.
On Tue, Jan 23, 2018 at 11:24 AM, Bob Sneidar via use-livecode <
use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote:
> I should have said the REST of the data in transit...
>
> Bob S
>
>
> > On Jan 23, 2018, at 08:23 , Bob Sneidar
> wrote:
> >
> > While I store important
I should have said the REST of the data in transit...
Bob S
> On Jan 23, 2018, at 08:23 , Bob Sneidar wrote:
>
> While I store important data in encrypted format using a seed only I know,
> the data in transit
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definitely want to
implement as soon as possible, although it will require a refactoring of my
database connection and query routines.
Trevor Devore mention a few months back some possibility of updating sqlYoga to
use this kind of connection. Since my routines are entirely dependent on
sqlYoga
MySQL/MariaDB without the need to expose your database by
using an api.
The tutorial even includes an api, written completely in livecode server
script, which can be downloaded for free.
You´ll find it here https://www.hostm.com/tutorials/livecode/api-mariadb-mysql
<https://www.hostm.
Hello all!
I am trying to decipher Michael McCreary’s database wizardry form the Livecode
conference.
Starting by duplicating what he had created with his Notes cloud app, but just
using my own on-rev account and my mysql db.
His Notes app works fine when it is pointing to his on-rev/mysql db
Sooo... having shared my Database Setup card with another user, which is an
sqlYoga wrapper if you will for connecting to mySQL and sqLite databases, I'm
thinking about posting this in some fashion so that others can have a look,
refine it, skin it etc. Is there such a thing for end user
sorted.
I thought someone might have created a customer contact tool in Livecode
that would be suitable.
Thanks,
Tom B.
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tbodine wrote:
> Anyone know of a stack designed to import and manage customer data
> from ecommerce services such as FastSpring and Plimus?
I only quickly skimmed their dev sites, but it seems both offer REST
APIs using Basic Auth with JSON payloads.
What issues have you run into working wit
Hi Livecoders.
Anyone know of a stack designed to import and manage customer data from
ecommerce services such as FastSpring and Plimus?
Thanks,
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I am working on a new section of my CouchDB library to synchronize a Couch
database with a local array. Before I wade too far in, I wanted to get to
see if my plan makes sense..
I have two questions I'm hoping for input on:
1. Can anyone think of a scenario I am missing?
2. Is there any
Not so. I use MySQLWorkbench from a remote computer to save the database
locally on my laptop all the time. However, large SQL databases might be very
time consuming to do remotely.
I have a Database Setup card which is capable of copying the data from one SQL
database to another using queries
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Subject: Re: Storing and retrieving data from a SQL database
Glad you
On Mon, May 23, 2016 at 4:46 AM, Paul Dupuis wrote:
> this app may use MySQL (or someday, possible other flavors of
> SQL database) and I'd like to have a generalized routine that just
> relies on LiveCode and "standard" SQL commands.
>
If you are using MySQL why not h
Check out LiveCloud for LiveCodehttps://livecloud.io
Addresses the cloning element but it's seems like a closed database
architecture so you have to adopt their model
I've played with it but yet to build anything production grade with it.
The team is extremely helpful and stays with
Check out LiveCloud for LiveCodehttps://livecloud.io
Addresses the cloning element but it's seems like a closed database
architecture so you have to adopt their model
I've played with it but yet to build anything production grade with it.
The team is extremely helpful and stays with
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