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This tutorial assumes that you already are familiar with writing PHP code, and that you have a working MySQL installation, and that you are familiar with basic SQL syntax. If not please use these tutorials first:
Basic PHP and Apache Installation Guide on Windows
MySQL Installation Guide on Windows
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One of the most commonly faced dilemmas of system administrators is making dissimilar operating systems and tools work with each other. It is my hope that this article will make those system adminstrators' jobs a little easier when it comes to making Access and PHP work together.
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While the word "integrity" connotes "wholeness", it's important to understand what it means specifically in the case of relational database design. Failure to ensure data integrity can result in the database returning incorrect results, or in data becoming unretrievable. This is true of all relational databases, not just MySQL. Fortunately, the principles of data integrity are not difficult to understand. How difficult they are to implement in MySQL and PHP will depend in large degree on how many tables and relationships the database has. This article will start with an overview of relational concepts, and then illustrate each of the concepts with simple examples.
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You have a web site with pages accessing a database. You want to use PHPLIB, but do not want to change your existing database to suit. Here is the answer to your dreams. PHPLIB and multiple databases.
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