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Where can I find the download link to ezSQL?

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By foof (Contact - View My Woyano)
Published Thu 11 Oct 2007, 346 Views, 6 Comments

I can't find any link to download ezSQL, can you help me find it?
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    JV ~ 9 months ago
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    http://ezsql.jvmultimedia.com
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      foof ~ 9 months ago
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      Thanks Justin!

      By the way, can I use it on an MS Access database?
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        snak ~ 9 months ago
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        Hi foof

        I regularly create MySQL databases with a web front end and an Access Admin area. The thing you'll need is the MYSQL ODBC connector found here: http://dev.mysql.com/down.../connector/odbc/3.51.html

        Have fun
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      JV ~ 9 months ago
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      Snak.

      It's even easier than that now.

      Just use the PDO version of ezSQL it can connect to access out of the box.

      JV :)
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        foof ~ 9 months ago
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        How reliable is PDO? I read somewhere that it's experimental, but maybe it's not anymore or..?
        It sure looks interesting.
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        snak ~ 9 months ago
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        Hi JV

        I've looked at the PDO version of ezSQL and *think* I've worked out how to use it with Access. I presume that you supply the Access DNS to the class in order to allow the instance(s) to connect to the Access database. This assumes that the application is constructed in Access and then linked to for dynamic web content. Although this should be irrelevant, I tend to work the other way round, constructing the MySQL database and web pages and connecting Access to that.

        To be honest, I wouldn't (yet) know how to 'tell' ezSQL where my Access database is and, working this way, the PC upon which the db resides must be on all the time for web access. Correct me if I'm wrong, but with the MySQL tables on a web server, I will still need the MyODBC connector to access (ahem) them via Access.
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          AdGuy
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          This is my two cents...

             
          Hey you know AdGuy always gets the last word! ;)

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