Freelancers Forum Messages on Saturday February 24th 2007
Re: FN-FORUM: mysql to access database
date posted 24th February 2007 22:31
I was thinking that myself about it being slow - the csv file seems the best
solution though at the moment - Pam
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Re: FN-FORUM: mysql to access database
date posted 24th February 2007 22:14
>
> I think I have found a second solution, and one that I hope you were
> looking
> for: yes, you can import MySQL databases into Access - you need to use
> something called MyODBC, which is at
> ht...
RE: FN-FORUM: mysql to access database
date posted 24th February 2007 21:57
Hi Pam,
I think I have found a second solution, and one that I hope you were looking
for: yes, you can import MySQL databases into Access - you need to use
something called MyODBC, which is at
http:/...
Re: FN-FORUM: mysql to access database
date posted 24th February 2007 21:55
I found this, its a script that either creates a mysqldump or exports to
.csv files which could then be imported into access. I've never tried this
script but it could work.
http://freshmeat.net/pr...
RE: Re: FN-FORUM: mysql to access database
date posted 24th February 2007 21:49
Hi Pam,
Sorry for the apparent confusion - for some strange reason, I thought you were going to try to be clever and access an MDB file in a Linux environment!
OK - I am assuming that you are lookin...
Re: FN-FORUM: mysql to access database
date posted 24th February 2007 21:49
Can you not setup something such as a cron job which does a mysqldump? I've
never looked into this really but this would be the first thing id try. I
think that if you made an access database it cou...
Re: FN-FORUM: mysql to access database
date posted 24th February 2007 21:47
Unless soemone knows a better I could create an excel file instead and that
can get imported to Access. Not perfect but a solution
Pam...
Re: FN-FORUM: mysql to access database
date posted 24th February 2007 21:37
It is for the Client to make a back up - Pam...
RE: FN-FORUM: mysql to access database
date posted 24th February 2007 21:26
Hi Pam,
I am not 100% sure what you are trying to do here - is it simply because you
have a MySQL database which you need to view offline, or is this to become
part of your website? I have done a lit...
RE: FN-FORUM: activeCollab Setup
date posted 24th February 2007 21:17
Hi James,
I am sorry to potentially disappoint you, but I don't think you will get it
working on the server:
The current version of activeCollab, according to its system requirements
page at
http://...
FN-FORUM: mysql to access database
date posted 24th February 2007 19:21
I have an admin section for a site in php and I want to be able to click on
a link and copy the MySql Database to an Access one. Is it possible and how
if it is as presumably there won't be the righ...
Re: FN-FORUM: activeCollab Setup
date posted 24th February 2007 18:54
The MySQL and PHP versions are fine but i cant check the Apache version,
however its says most LAMP setups with PHP 5 will work fine.
I have already tried removing the database and reinstalling howe...
Re: FN-FORUM: activeCollab Setup
date posted 24th February 2007 18:35
James Herrington wrote:
> Does anyone know what i need to do to solve this error?
check the list of ActiveCollab requirements re mysql versions and php
versions if the all match up, then remove any...
FN-FORUM: activeCollab Setup
date posted 24th February 2007 18:13
I am trying to setup the project management system, activeCollab that Tony
mentioned. I have placed all the files on my server and have run the install
script. The first time i ran it it said that t...
Re: FN-FORUM: Simple Administration software
date posted 24th February 2007 09:07
Tony Crockford wrote:
> I'm currently using ActiveCollab for projects, maybe I should look at
> how that might adapt too.
thanks for everyone's help.
I decided to use ActiveCollab for now.
it han...
Re: FN-FORUM: Simple Administration software
date posted 24th February 2007 08:04
Mamading Ceesay wrote:
or the simpler Phpaga (
> http://phpaga.net/ )
thanks for that, very nice, might see if it's adaptable...
I'm currently using ActiveCollab for projects, maybe I should look...
Re: FN-FORUM: Simple Administration software
date posted 24th February 2007 02:58
On 23 Feb 2007 10:00:11 -0000, Tony Crockford [EMAIL REMOVED] wrote:
>
> I found a bit of software [1] that helps, but there are a few features
> missing and it's a bit flaky on storing changes..., I...
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