Can someone tell me if there exists a way for FORTRAN to query a mySQL database, and if so where to find more information about it? Thanks in advance for your response.
--Clint
That query builder is a great idea! That way no one can gain access to the database through any other ways except through our applications. Well, thanks so much for you help. I'm starting to get a much better handle on database design.
Thanks again,
--Clint
Hmmm... your ideas seem interesting. How can I add something to the query once they enter it? I'm fairly new to SQL as a whole... If a user is accessing the DB through the mySQL frontend, can I do these sort of things with their queries? If so, how? I would be very interested in hearing...
Well, I'm not sure if this is what you're looking for, but take a look at http://www.mysql.com/doc/J/O/JOIN.html
The MySQL documentation is very good. (There search engine is somewhat lackluster, but it does the job)
--Firelord84
I'm using Java to write my application, and the JDBC for database access. However, the customer also wants the ability to access it through some sort of DB front-end. He wants to give others the chance to run queries and generate reports based on the data being stored. There is, as I...
I completely agree with you. Is there any way to restrict access on the row level? The customer wants to allow users access to certain people's records, but not to others. As mentioned above, I was going to include a Unique ID on each row so all the person's information could be tied...
I am designing a database to hold specialized information about a person. It will hold all their general information, and very large amounts of images about that person (each kind of image will be stored in a different table) Currently there are 11 different tables about each person (and more...
Hi all. I am going to be writing large amounts of images to a table and I was wondering if there is a max size that a table can be? Thanks in advance for your response.
--Firelord84
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