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SQLite: A Lightweight Alternative

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ODBC Socket Server

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Static HTML Generation With PHP and MySQL

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Database Driven Pagination Script

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In this tutorial, Timothy
This article describes how to
Want to reduce the load that
This is a database driven
shows you how to get started
make Access and PHP work
MySQL has on your web
pagination tutorial.
using SQLite starting with
together using the
server? Generating Static
Pagination refers to when
how to obtain it and install
ODBCSocketServer, an open
HTML pages to replace
return results are broken
it and progressing through
source socket server,
queries is the solution.
up into pages. For example
example usage.
available at
Read this tutorial to learn
when say a search returns
 
http://odbc.linuxave.net/.
how.
100 results but 10 results
 
This tutorial will take you
 
per page is desired and
 
through configuring your
 
links to the other pages
 
machines and using the
 
with 10 more results are
 
socket server.
 
generated. This is used to
 
 
 
avoid scrolling nightmares.
 
 
 
A classic example is the
 
 
 
google search. This tutorial
 
 
 
assumes basic knowledge of
 
 
 
php scripting and mysql
 
 
 
databases.


Date: Apr, 19 2005


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Date: Nov, 24 2004
In this tutorial you will
PHP4 is packed with good
This tutorial explains how to
shows you how to generate a
learn how to connect to a
features. One of the most
make a simple connection to
table with alternating row
MySQL databse and get data
popular is session
Informix and select some
colours from a MySQL databse.
from the database and
variables. These are
data using PHP.
 
display it.
variables that persist
 
 
 
throughout a session, as the
 
 
 
user moves from page to
 
 
 
page. Session variables are
 
 
 
great holders of state
 
 
 
information and other useful
 
 
 
stuff. PHP4's session
 
 
 
variables are stored in
 
 
 
files by default. However
 
 
 
for true scalability, it is
 
 
 
better to store this data in
 
 
 
a database using a database
 
 
 
wrapper library like ADODB.
 
 
 
ADODB supports Oracle,
 
 
 
MySQL, PostgreSQL,
 
 
 
Interbase, MSSQL, VFP,
 
 
 
Access, ADO.
 
 


Date: Nov, 12 2005


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Date: Apr, 15 2006
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