alttablib posted video:

Screencast of the installation of MySQL on a local PC to run on a local installation of Apache for a home test environment.

techgeek asked:


I been struggling with this all morning.
I am tiring to create a dynamic form field that uses data from a myself database but cannot seem to get it to work.
Anyone know how to code a simple php code for a single dropdown field form that pulls data from a table field on a mysql database.

thekidzonehome asked:


I am trying to make a website that makes it easy for me to edit the layout, menus etc. and I thought that I might use PHP for the website and use to load the content of each page from the mysql database into the PHP.

But then I thought that I might be able to do it the other way: create each page and load the menus and layout into each PHP page. How do most people do it? Which way is better, and which way should I use?
So should I create a main php page and load the content into it or should I create multiple php pages and load the menus into it?

Hello asked:


My database is accessed;
-When form data is submitted.
-When i approve profiles one at a time.
-When users are rating(accessed twice in same script action)
-When users select hyperlinks which display database content in a web page.

nikki asked:


3 tables from oracle are to be copied to and merged in mysql. Can it be done manually? Also, is it possible to make a program to transfer the needed data from one database to the other?

jabcreations posted video:

Learn MySQL and meet a decent girl.

Carbonbased Lifeform asked:


When a visitor fills out a form, I want to know when the form data was submitted. So how do I make MySQL automatically add a timestamp on the data so that when I pull the data back up, I will have the submitted data in one column and the time the data was submitted in another column?

Eljacko876 asked:


I have been able to read data from my mysql database, However i find it hard to find documentation on creating an interface to write back to your Mysql database. Can u point me to a source with that specific info, or just give me general advice.

Krakowiak asked:


I’d like to be able to upload resumes into a mysql database, be able to search them by keywords, and retrieve them when needed. Is saving them as Blob the best way? If not, which format should they be saved as? I currently have them saved as blobs, but can’t retrieve them, or search through them. I’d like to build a generic Applicant Tracking System using PHP and mysql.

If you can, please help.

If you will advise me to buy an ATS system, save your energy on typing. That wouldn’t be the answer to my question. I am considering buying an ATS if this becomes too complicated…

Thanks!

tom4annak asked:


I want to be able to specify the relationship type between my tables in mysql when i create them. (e.g. whetherthey are 1-to-many, many-to-1, 1-to-1, etc). How do i do this if im creating the database via the command line?