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jackyjoy123
Newbie
Joined: 24 Dec 2020
Posts: 3
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 Posted: Fri Feb 19, 2021 12:03 pm
Database in CMud ?.
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Hello,
When is Cmud going to support a database format like ODBC, SQL, or MSAccess so you can incorporate your data in a website?
thanks
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hpoonis2010
Adept
Joined: 18 Jun 2019
Posts: 279
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Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2021 1:51 pm
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:D :D :D
cMud DOES...if you buy the PRO version.
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Basic Features cMud cMud Pro
SQL scripting SQLite only Yes
Web scripting Yes Yes
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...and from the documentation:
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NOTE: To use protocols other than SQLite, you MUST be using CMUDPro.
The following additional protocols can be used within CMUDPro:
ado Microsoft ADO/MDAC using any ODBC, DSN, or OLEDB driver installed on your system. The dbname should be a full OLE connection string.
sqlite, sqlite-2.8, sqlite-3 : SQLite (sqlite.dll, sqlite3.dll)
firebird-1.5, firebird-2.0 : Firebird (fbclient15.dll, fbclient20.dll)
firebirdd-1.5, firebirdd-2.0 : Firebird (Embedded) (fbclientd15.dll, fbclientd20.dll)
interbase-5, interbase-6 : Interbase (gds32.dll)
mssql : Microsoft SQL Server 1.7 (ntwdblib.dll)
mysql, mysql-4.1, mysql-5 : MySQL v4.1, v5.0 or v5.1 (libmysql41.dll, libmysql50.dll, libmysql51.dll)
mysqld, mysqld-4.1, mysqld-5 : MySQL Embedded v4.1, v5.0 or v5.1 (libmysqld41.dll, libmysqld50.dll, libmysqld51.dll)
oracle, oracle-9i : Oracle (oci.dll)
postgresql, postgresql-7, postgresql-8 : PostgreSQL v7 or v8 (libpq.dll, libpq74.dll, libpq81.dll)
sybase : Sybase 1.25 (libsybdb.dll)
Note that you must have the proper DLL driver for the database protocol in the same directory as your EXE file. These DLLs are usually obtained from the database provider. CMUD uses the open-source ZeosLib database components (v6.6) which are based upon JDBC drivers. Drivers other than SQLite have not been fully tested by Zugg Software. |
Although WHY MySQL is not included is mystifying as MySQL lib files are readily available. |
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hpoonis2010
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Joined: 18 Jun 2019
Posts: 279
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Posted: Fri Jan 28, 2022 6:38 pm
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Who are you and what are you smoking? The SQL functions in cMud operate on the client database, or databases created with the client functions. There is no 'server'.
For any session a 'sesson'.dbm file is created. For cmud, this is a SQLLite database which can be viewed and manipulated with SQLLite DBBrowser.
cMud is not a client-server application. |
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