Browse articles by "mysql" tag (12 total)

Updated October 01, 2009 | Contributors: Jina Jamison
Using ODBC it is possible to connect Microsoft Access (or OpenOffice) to a MySQL database. Access...
Updated July 20, 2008 | Contributors: Wing Chan
h1. What are they and why using one Information retrieval libraries are software libraries tha...
Updated February 07, 2008 | Contributors: Calvin Tong
We were in search of a good survey tool, and after some research came upon LimeSurvey (www.limesu...
Updated September 11, 2007 | Contributors: Carl Hunt
By default "MediaWiki":http://www.mediawiki.org uses "MySQL":http://www.mysql.com/ and the defaul...
Updated June 22, 2007 | Contributors: Wing Chan
addslashes() escapes single quote ('), double quote ("), backslash (\) and NUL (\x00). mysql_e...
Tags: php, mysql, escape
Updated March 29, 2007 | Contributors: Wing Chan
Unfortunately, DBDesigner4 is written in Delphi, which is practically Windows-only, so there is n...
Updated March 21, 2007 | Contributors: Keith Rozett
MySQL lets you replace all occurrences of a character or string of characters in a table with som...
Updated September 08, 2006 | Contributors: Keith Rozett
mysqlshow is a command-line tool included with standard MySQL distributions, similar to mysqladmi...
Tags: mysql, mysqlshow
Updated September 08, 2006 | Contributors: Keith Rozett
mysqlshow has a tricky feature that interprets SQL wildcard characters (*,?,%,_) as wildcards if ...
Updated May 08, 2006 | Contributors: Mike Franks
Although phpMyAdmin is an excellent tool for administering MySQL databases, you don't want to exp...
Tags: mysql, security, Web
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