10-09-2013 03:58 AM
I must be missing something, but I'm not able to connect to my public site's mySQL database. It is simple in php, but I'm not able to do the same in Labview for some reason.
The site is hosted by one.com. I want to make an executable that ask the database for some settings and post user stats. Is this possible/really hard? Do I need to make a
Here is the mysql info i got from one.com:
MySQL info: |
|
Host: |
sitename.com.mysql |
Database: |
sitename_com |
Brukernavn (User): |
sitename_com |
Passord (Password): |
********* |
I have the Database Connectivity Toolkit and tried alot off different things. Do I really need to create a DSN? If so, I guess this must be included in the installer and I guess I will try to find another method for doing this.
In php, I need to add one.com after the host name., there I do not need to set the port name, but does this meen it uses the default one 1433?
Pål Jacob
10-09-2013 10:37 AM
Use connection strings:
You have to change the ODBC driver name to match the one you have installed.
10-16-2013 04:17 AM
Thanks aputman and sorry for the late reply!
So it is possible to just link a string into the connection information 🙂
Do you know it is easy to add ODBC installation into an installer created with LabVIEW. The application will for now only run on Windows 32bit and 64bit, so that may be possible to support?
10-16-2013 10:17 AM
I haven't built installers but i believe it is possible to add third-party installers to a build.