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    Default My Sql??

    how does MySQL work with EMS for MySQL??

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    What is EMS ?
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    its a sql manager for mysql, i think that gives mysql a gui driven look to it

    @Arch_Angel, do u know if i cant run php if ihave another webserver running, i think when i was starting it i got an error like that

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    Never heard of EMS. Is it free?

    I use MySQL Admin and MySQL Query Browser from http://www.mysql.com/products/tools/
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    as far as i know ems was a mssql gui client. i used to use it in my very short lived days of asp [ the horror ]. phpmyadmin pwns all, navicat is sorta good as well.

    googled tho and saw that ems expanded to a mysql client as well.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Arch_Angel
    Never heard of EMS. Is it free?
    yup its free i jus did a google search and found it and downloaded it sametime, u should try it looks good i have'nt started to use it as yet though

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    I use MySQL Admin and MySQL Query Browser from http://www.mysql.com/products/tools/
    is it anygood?
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    Quote Originally Posted by keroed1
    is it anygood?
    LoL. Well it's from the developers of the MySQL database, it should be good.
    yup its free i jus did a google search and found it and downloaded it sametime, u should try it looks good i have'nt started to use it as yet though
    I'll check it out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Arch_Angel
    Never heard of EMS. Is it free?

    I use MySQL Admin and MySQL Query Browser from http://www.mysql.com/products/tools/
    they have a free version but it is limited

    @Keroed1

    Why dont you use Zend studio can do both query you mysql database aswell write your php scripts
    Last edited by MadHacker; Mar 16, 2006 at 01:06 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MadHacker
    they have a free version but it is limited

    @Keroed1

    Why dont you use Zend studio can do both query you mysql database aswell write your php scripts
    oh i can use it to connect to my mysql and write my php pages???...u got any link to wherte i can download it??

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    Quote Originally Posted by keroed1
    oh i can use it to connect to my mysql and write my php pages???...u got any link to wherte i can download it??
    see this is what happens when you push too much info on a noob. Have you used asp before? php is like asp. you write a text file with a .php extension and then you try to run it from the url that points to the file. Just like asp.
    Try running this (you should be able to run the .php file from the same place you have your asp pages)
    PHP Code:
    <?php
    $link 
    mysql_connect('localhost''mysql_user''mysql_password');
    if (!
    $link) {
       die(
    'Could not connect: ' mysql_error());
    }
    echo 
    'Connected successfully';
    mysql_close($link);
    ?>
    hopefully you know what the username and password is for your mysql db (by default its "root" with a blank password)

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