MySQL is an open source relational database management system (RDBMS) that uses Structured Query Language (SQL), the most popular language for adding, accessing, and processing data in a database. It is downloadable from mySQL website (http://www.mysql.com) and tailor it to their needs in accordance with the general public license. MySQL is noted mainly for its speed, reliability, and flexibility.
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By: Mitchell Harper Published: 12th Sep 2002 Type: Tutorial Rating: How would you rate this article: Bad Good Go » Introduction MailWorks Professional is powered by PHP/MySQL and allows anyone to create and send text/HTML newsletters to their subscribers directly from their web browser. quot;MailWorks Professional is the ultimate mailing list manager... Read Article.
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By: Tim Pabst Published: 17th Jan 2002 Type: Interview Rating: Introduction The team at Jelsoft create one of the most popular PHP+MySQL based bulletin board systems in the world: vBulletin. In this article, I talk with John Percival: co-owner and founder of Jelsoft and the amazing forum package, vBulletin. In this virtual interview, John talks about... Read Article.
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By Vikram Vaswani and Harish Kamath September 01, 2000 The Marriage Of PHP And mySQL One of the most important factors driving PHP's popularity over the last couple of years has been its support for a variety of databases, including mySQL, mSQL, Oracle and Microsoft Access. By simplifying and streamlining database access, PHP allows developers to build... Read Article.
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By: Annette Tennison Published: 05th Jan 2002 Type: Tutorial Rating: Introduction Today, web pages are very flexible, and are used in more places than just the Internet. Many corporations use web pages to create an easily updateable intranet without the hassle of software deployment, bug fixes, etc that come with installing a typical desktop application.... Read Article.
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By Clay Johnson April 30, 1999 Introduction So you've got a dynamic site, filled with all sorts of user inputs, whether it be a 'phorum', or like my own site at http://www.knowpost.com . ht://dig will take care of indexing and searching your html pages, but if you are like me, you have very few html pages, and most of your quot;contentquot;... Read Article.
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Can't find the information you're after? Try searching our forums instead! By: Vladmir Krstulja Published: 28th Mar 2003 Type: Tutorial Rating: How would you rate this article: Bad Good Go » Introduction This article will explain the basics and possibilities of user identification using cookies. First of all the mechanics of cookies must be... Read Article.
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By Israel Denis Jr. and Eugene Otto June 07, 2000 Objective Our objective is to install a web server that will allow us to host sites, that would be secure for e-commerce solutions, and that could be driven via scripts to connect to a database server and extract its data. The tools for the job are: Apache -- A Web Server Mod_SSL -- A module for Secure... Read Article.
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By: Igal Raizman Published: 17th Mar 2002 Type: Tutorial Rating: [ Not rated yet ] Introduction So, you've been accepted into your dream job: great pay, amazing benefits and your doing something that you actually like -- sounds great doesn't it. But all of this shatters when you walk into your first conference meeting only to find out that... Read Article.
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By icarus March 12, 2002 RAD, Dude! In the highly competitive world of Web development, there's a crying need for a toolkit that allows developers to rapidly and efficiently construct dynamic, robust and scalable Web sites. This toolkit needs to be feature-rich yet easy to use, cost-effective yet labour-efficient, simple yet scalable. Now, I may... Read Article.
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Can't find the information you're after? Try searching our forums instead! By: Eric 'phpfreak' Rosebrock Published: 01st Apr 2003 Type: Tutorial Rating: How would you rate this article: Bad Good Go » The Article One of those popular ways to display your database queries is with alternating row colors inside of a table. Let's face it,... Read Article.
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By: Annette Tennison Published: 18th Jan 2002 Type: Tutorial Rating: Introduction Active Server Pages are a Microsoft technology that allows developers proficient with either Visual Basic or VBScript to easily adapt their skills and knowledge to the web with very little effort at all. ASP uses ActiveX Data Object (ADO) to connect to several popular... Read Article.
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By Lucas Marshall May 21, 2001 Introduction Apple's newest operating system, Mac OS X, has been anticipated by Mac users for many years now. It's a fusion of a revised Mac OS, and a very fast and reliable BSD-based UNIX core. The BSD core in Mac OS X allows for any program that is able to be compiled on Linux, BSD, or any other UNIX or UNIX derivative... Read Article.
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By: Steve Adcock Published: 19th Jan 2002 Type: Tutorial Rating: Introduction Databases are the primary form of storage in both today's online and offline worlds. Databases are used to store millions of different types/combinations of information including product details, employees, personal address books, news, etc. Before you can begin to design... Read Article.
