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An exclusive seminar and networking opportunity to explore how your organization can benefit from MySQL’s future plans. David Axmark , Co-founder and Vice President, Larry Stefonic Senior Vice President, Asia Pacific President, MySQL K.K. (Japan) and Daniel Saito Representative Director of the Asia Pacific region MySQL K.K. together with OSSCube, India’s first and only Authorized MySQL Training Center and one of the MySQL Enterprise Partner will be presenting and discussing both technical and none technical aspects of MySQL. Don’t miss this opportunity to meet with the MySQL representatives here in Bangalore (06 November), New Delhi (07 November) & Chennai (08 November).

PHP is widely used for web application. PHP is good and easy to use language.

Hello Everyone.,
I am doing M.Sc.(IT) in 3rd semester At Veer Narmad South Gujarat University. And am searching for project as academic project in php,mysql. Location can be mumbai,pune,ahemdabad.

Contact me
Hasti.shah@yahoo.co.in

Drupal has long prided itself for staying ahead of the curve technologically. In order to be able to write the best quality Drupal software, Drupal developers need the best programming tools available. Today, the best PHP available is PHP 5.

PHP 5 has been deployed and tested in production environments for three years. Unfortunately, web hosts have been slow to adopt PHP 5, which has made it difficult for Drupal and many other PHP projects to fully embrace PHP 5's features.

https://barcamp.org/OssBarCampMumbai

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OssBarCampMumbai is proposed to be a camp where we brainstorm/ share ideas/ discuss on the latest in open source world, web technologies. It is an intense event with discussions, demos, and interaction from attendees.

Attendees are strongly encouraged to give a demo, a session, or help with one. You can help by taking notes on the wiki, blogging the event, helping to promote the event, or helping with logistics.

ITVidya will highlight some of our members and other invitees who are contributing to the growth of IT industry and making a difference to the careers and business life of IT Professionals.

While on the fag end of a project for the MIT course, for which I had used MySQL throughout while the rest of the participants had preferred Oracle 9i, MS Access and even 10g (what's with the browser driven control?) I finally sought and found an easy way to migrate all my tables from Access to MySQL. More on the 9i2MySQL migration later, but here are the steps for the Access2MySQL migration:

1. Export the data from Access to a .csv file [mytable.csv]
2. Place this file, say, in D:\
3. Fire up mysql query browser (or get it and then fire it up :)
4. Create the table [mytable] in the appropriate database (more on this step later)

We are delighted that David Axmark, co-founder of MySql has agreed to be interviewed by our members at ITVidya.com.

David Axmark was involved with the MySQL database well before it had a name. David's primary focus now at MySQL is Open Source licensing and strategy, as well as community evangelism. He actively promotes Open Source software and MySQL at conferences and other venues around the world. Interested in free software since the early '80s, David is committed to developing a successful business model through Open Source software.

David has been visiting India often to give talks on MySql, I had met him at IIT during one of his visits to Mumbai.

IBM, Microsoft and Oracle in the past six months have released EXPRESS databases that are available to users free of charge. These express databases are significantly challenging the conventional wisdom about Commercial Vs open-source databases.

Oracle said hundreds of thousands of developers and students have downloaded its Oracle Database 10g Express Edition since the software was released for beta testing in October. The free database, known as XE, became generally available last week.

According to IBM, DB2 Express-C was downloaded about 50,000 times in the first two weeks after its release in late January.

To begin to craft database driven, PHP powered, commercial applications, the following needs to be installed, and then configured to communicate with each other in harmony on your hardware and OS of choice.

• Apache 2.0 as the web server of choice
• MySQL 5.XX as the database engine of choice
• PHP 5.X as the middleware programming environment of choice

I'm not going to delve into what will be the best hardware platform, and I'm only going to refer to two operating systems:

Linux: (Any flavor, although I do have a weakness for RedHat/Open Core)

Quite a lot of programmers who work with the LAMP framework simply download the rpms of each application and then install the application on thier O/s and hardware of choice.

In most cases this does work fairly well. However, when this is done the install is restriced to an rpm created for some generic O/s & hardware combination.

What I mean is that each rpm is not specifically created to work with the hardware architecture of the machine on which it is being installed.

The rpm has been created to work on most Intel or AMD compatible mother boards but not the specific mother board architecture of the computer on which it is being installed.

PHP5 takes users increasingly in the direction of object-oriented programming. The Standard PHP Library (SPL) is a new item that helps developers both with the creation of OOP applications and the maintenance of standardization. The SPL enables developers to work with user-defined interfaces. In this article, the first of a series, Alejandro Gervasio uses examples to introduce you to working with these interfaces, which can keep you from having to reinvent the wheel with each new project.

With the release of PHP5, a strong effort has been made to improve the existing Object Model available in previous versions of PHP. Taking PHP into the context of object-oriented programming was certainly a controversial topic, and very often the subject of many heated discussions. One recurring theme was the absence of relevant OOP features, available from long mature object-oriented languages such as Java or C++.

One of the biggest difficulties in migrating from Windows to Linux is the lack of knowledge about comparable software. Newbies usually search for Linux analogs of Windows software, and advanced Linux-users cannot answer their questions since they often don't know too much about Windows :). This list of Linux equivalents / replacements / analogs of Windows software is based on our own experience and on the information obtained from the visitors of this page (thanks!).

This table is not static since new application names can be added to both left and the right sides. Also, the right column for a particular class of applications may not be filled immediately. In future, we plan to migrate this table to the PHP/MySQL engine, so visitors could add the program themselves, vote for analogs, add comments, etc.

Security should be the first thought that comes to a MySQL administrator's mind after creating a new database. Privilege as was discussed in the section, "The Privilege Tables", securing a database is accomplished through modifications made to the tables found in the mysql database. In this section, the reader will learn how to secure the newly created widgets database. Before doing so, a brief summary of exactly how the privilege tables are modified is in order.

There are two methods used to modify the privilege tables. The first is through the use of typical SQL statements such as INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE. However, this method has largely been deprecated through the introduction of the second method, which involves the use of the special commands GRANT and REVOKE. Therefore, only this second method will be discussed in this section