x-pert said:coming back to the point...
Actually there are several ways to do it machang.
1. use a global address as the server address and let the application speak with it. e.g. store the database at http://ranhiru.com/db and allow the application to access it there.
2. create a DB dump. and then install the sql server in the client machine and re-run the dump to create the original DB back.
3. if there is no data in the database, install the server in the client machine and then use a script to create the required database tables quickly.
So I think you have to submit:
1. the application set up file
2. server setup
3. a script to create the tables and insert tuples or just the DB dump file.

correct!x-pert said:coming back to the point...
Actually there are several ways to do it machang.
1. use a global address as the server address and let the application speak with it. e.g. store the database at http://ranhiru.com/db and allow the application to access it there.
2. create a DB dump. and then install the sql server in the client machine and re-run the dump to create the original DB back.
3. if there is no data in the database, install the server in the client machine and then use a script to create the required database tables quickly.
So I think you have to submit:
1. the application set up file
2. server setup
3. a script to create the tables and insert tuples or just the DB dump file.

Ranhiru said:Machan any idea on how to do the 2nd one??? sounds like a promising solution... i hope this DB dump file can be burned to the CD as well along with MySQL Server and given instructions on how to create the DB back... 3rd one wont work because there should be some data to test the app as well![]()
ashenrandika said:correct!![]()
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use MySQL administrator for creating and resoting the dump.
you can download mysql administrator setup from mysql download section.![]()
Did the backup and restore thingy in MySQL Administrator!!!!Ranhiru said:Machan any idea on how to do the 2nd one??? sounds like a promising solution... i hope this DB dump file can be burned to the CD as well along with MySQL Server and given instructions on how to create the DB back... 3rd one wont work because there should be some data to test the app as well![]()

try the 3rd.
kosandpol said:run the command :
mysqldump -u root -p<rootpassword> database_name > /path/mysql_db_dump_filename.sql


I stopped using Access as all the lecturers said that Access is outdated and LAMEx-pert said:mysql reference manual for rescue
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/mysqldump.html
Well... personally even I myself would go with this option. But if you like some adventuretry the 3rd.
Even if you have data, creating a script will work. All you need to do is, use the proper commands in a sequential order.
i.e. first Create DB, and then Create the independent tables, and then create the tables with foreign key references. then the indexes and triggers... and finally some INSERT into <table> statements which will populate the database...![]()
Since it is a uni assignment, using MySql will show your ability for the assessors. But as kosandpol said once, the best solution for this kinda application is to use a simple access db. (just a personal opinion)

Looks like it has not changed a bitRanhiru said:I stopped using Access as all the lecturers said that Access is outdated and LAME![]()
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Same old Sri Lanka.
Some lecturers are really stupid in some aspects and many thinks that they know it all!


x-pert said:Looks like it has not changed a bitSame old Sri Lanka.
If it is obsolete, then why does it comes with the office suit still?
MS frontpage is outdated and they released Expression web now. But then why not Access?
Some lecturers are really stupid in some aspects and many thinks that they know it all!
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We should think about the 'most suitable' option. Not the most advanced option
Anyway.. it's not your issue machang. Just the lack of experience in the industry within that community...
Edit >> yes. if you have a lot of data, then creating a dump is the most feasible option![]()
...and so did most of the other colleagues. and thanx loadz again machan!!! The SQL Administrator's Backup and Restore worked like a miracle!!!!

daya2007daya said:I have developed an application using Visual Basic .NET 2008 which uses a MySQL Database. The connection string i use is something like
Server=myServerAddress;Database=myDataBase;Uid=myU sername;Pwd=myPassword;
so actually the server is localhost, database name is customers(or watever!), and uid=root and pwd is *****
so everything works fine...now this program is something which i need to run on other computers as well....so do i have to install mySQL server to each and every computer that i need to run this software? cant i get a single database like MS SQL Server ?? .mdf or .sdf??? Plz help me! and if possible please tell me or post a website which can help me deploy the database to another computer to use.
This is a project which i need to submit to my university so plz tell me what i files i need to burn on to the CD that im submitting and any special instructions that i should include in the CD to run the project
send information on my email: [email protected]
Thanx loadz in advance
Solution is already posted within the thread.x-pert said:Please read the whole threadSolution is already posted within the thread.
and added his email address...He's working on the same project too ?Ranhiru said:hehe this guy has copied the same thing which i posted![]()
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and added his email address...
