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Closed 10 years ago.
How can I connect my SQLITE database in ECLIPSE? My sqlite is 2.o version, while the eclipse has 3.5.9 version of sqlite. Is there something to do with it?
1) Write your database code
2) Google "jdbc driver sqlite"
3) Download whatever JDBC driver for Sqlite (presumably SqlLite3) you like best, and add the .jar to your project
4) Modify your code to open the desired driver with the (driver-specific) JDBC connection string
5) Voila. Done :)
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Closed 11 years ago.
How do i insert data from an iPhone app to the mysql database using C? I have a web app that inserts into database but now looking into iphone.
In short - you need to have a server (the one with the MySQL database) which defines a layer of 'services' that the iOS application can call. You could design this service layer in PHP, Python, NodeJS, etc.... It doesn't matter how you do it - but you need to have some service layer to handle the interactions.
Another (not recommended) approach would be to access MySQL directly using a driver written in Objective-C. Here is one such driver:
http://www.karlkraft.com/index.php/2010/09/17/mysql-for-iphone-and-osx/
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How can I connect to an SQLite database and what are the steps for connecting. I knew some information i.e open mozilla firefox and go to tools select add-ons. What is next process?
firstly you should download the sqlite manager addons with your firefox browser
goto tools > sqlite manager
your sqlit page will open, firstly create database select store location specially in project folder, than you can create table, the rows & column and you can enter data into it.
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Closed 11 years ago.
I came to know about mongodb so I installed it on my ubuntu system. Now I want use it with php.So can some one suggest me how to save the data in mongo db and how to connect the mongo db. As I am newbie to mongo I dont have much idea.
Check the PHP manual, it provides both the description the API and a lot of user provided examples.
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Closed 10 years ago.
Could anyone help me with compiere 3.3 database file (.dmp, .sql or anything) that I could use to restore my compiere Postgres database
Just download it from compiere.com or ask them where you can find this verion. It's open source, start your search close to the source: www.compiere.com
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Closed 12 years ago.
Anyone have any good open-source projects or links. Preferrably 3.0+ since 2.x is being fzed out.
Check out this project
http://code.google.com/p/chibiorm/
It's an Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) framework for the iPhone. (it's like Hibernate/JPA for Java) This allows you to use objects to represent your database tables. That way you only deal with objects and not with SQL.