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[PAYH] Microsoft Access <=> MySQL database
24-02-2009 10:19 AM
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Does anyone use ODBC to link tables between a PN MySQL database and Microsoft Access? If PN allow it (i.e. no port blocks or other security restrictions), what are the pitfalls to avoid please? I assume a MySQL ODBC driver may need loading on the client PCs unless MSoft now include it by default.
Zen from May 17. PN Business account from 2004 - 2017
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24-02-2009 10:36 AM
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It will work on humbug/rumpus, but will NOT work on the PAYH platform as port 3306 is firewalled off.
Other than that - you will need to ensure that the ODBC driver is installed, and a System or User DSN is created (can be done via a registry entry), then the Access database should work fine.
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Other than that - you will need to ensure that the ODBC driver is installed, and a System or User DSN is created (can be done via a registry entry), then the Access database should work fine.
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24-02-2009 12:11 PM
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Thanks for the warning Barry.
Was this port restriction documented anywhere pls - and is this block on ODBC using 3306 (I thought Preview PAYH's standard port was 3306!)?
Bang .. bang .. limp [sound of shooting myself in the foot]: having recently moved all my PHP stuff to Preview PAYH in line with PN's warning that Humbug and Rumpus CGI will be pensioned off within the next couple of months, I am now thoroughly stuffed unless an alternative (open) port can be used.
Anyone have alternative suggestions pls?
Was this port restriction documented anywhere pls - and is this block on ODBC using 3306 (I thought Preview PAYH's standard port was 3306!)?
Bang .. bang .. limp [sound of shooting myself in the foot]: having recently moved all my PHP stuff to Preview PAYH in line with PN's warning that Humbug and Rumpus CGI will be pensioned off within the next couple of months, I am now thoroughly stuffed unless an alternative (open) port can be used.
Anyone have alternative suggestions pls?
Zen from May 17. PN Business account from 2004 - 2017
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24-02-2009 3:03 PM
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It has been suggested that this port could be opened to Plusnet IPs only.
Plusnet have refused because by giving it to Plusnet IPs you would be taking something away from the paying PAYH punters - something that they've never had in the first place.
Read this topic http://community.plus.net/forum/index.php/topic,73179.0.html
Go figure!
Plusnet have refused because by giving it to Plusnet IPs you would be taking something away from the paying PAYH punters - something that they've never had in the first place.
Read this topic http://community.plus.net/forum/index.php/topic,73179.0.html
Go figure!
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