
This article will discuss in detail how to setup a local Windows Apache, MySQL, and PHP (WAMP) development environment.
Here's a MySql database handbook that I think you will find useful. It consists of common MySql commands that you can enter in on the Mysql client program.
Here's a quick way to backup your Mysql database on your host and deliver it onto your local development environment. This is very useful for websites that use content management systems (CMS) where the data is generated on the hosting site and not locally.
This afternoon I was taking a look at one of my Mysql databases doing record counts and noticed a problem. What I was seeing as the actual record count using MySQL Query Browser didn't match with the auto incremented identifier column.
Every now and then when I have a sudden burst of programming inspiration I reach inside my programming toolbox and pull out an old trusty friend - Visual Basic. Over the years I've appreciated the benefits of using VB. One of them is not having to spend countless days creating a Windows GUI application the old fashioned way by using C/C++. WndProc, GetMessage, and RegisterClass are things I used to do a decade ago as a Windows developer and it was a real pain.
In this article, I discuss how to integrate MySql with VB.Net.