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• Re: weird mysql connection error

  What's the debug message? Just asking for help without details isn't going to help at all...

  Posted to MySQL (Forum) by JordanF on 9/12/2004

• Assembly File Permission

  Say I have an ASP.NET form/application named PrivateComment.aspx which adds each comment to a data set that writes to data.xml. In C# I can easily give the assembly file write permissions with [assembly: System.Security.Permissions.FileIOPermissionAttribute( System.Security.Permissions.SecurityAction.RequestMinimum, Write="Data.xml")] but in an ASP.NET page, I am clueless on how to do this. The reason I need to add write permission for Data.xml is that IIS will complain about "System

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by JordanF on 9/4/2004

• Re: creating a new table

  When I end up doing operations like this, I just recreate the table manually based on the data I get from "DESCRIBE table_name". The 4.1 version is in gamma, which means it's pretty safe to use. I myself have had no problems with MySQL 4.1 under high-load production servers.

  Posted to MySQL (Forum) by JordanF on 9/1/2004

• Re: PHP vs ASP

  It depends on your situation. If your PHP platform is working fine, I don't think you should bother going through the costs to move to ASP.NET. If your website is getting more load than PHP + MySQL can handle, you should first attempt to properly configure the MySQL server. MySQL is used in many datawarehouses worldwide -- it just needs decent configuration and setup. In the long run, ASP.NET by all means has many advantages over PHP.

  Posted to Migrating from PHP to ASP.NET (Forum) by JordanF on 8/31/2004

• Re: MySQL Crashed???

  Do you have any debug information or MySQL error logs available? This usually only occurs if the MySQL server fails or the maximum amount of connections has been exceeded. It's usually not a good idea to unnecessarily reconnect to a MySQL server.

  Posted to MySQL (Forum) by JordanF on 8/21/2004

• Re: MySQL Crashed???

  The error you showed us simply means that the MySQL server is not running on 'localhost'.

  Posted to MySQL (Forum) by JordanF on 8/21/2004

• Re: php vs .net

  >>If php is so great, there wouldn't be need to release php 5.0, which in fact totally clone Java >> and c# except still a interpretive language. Unlike C#, PHP is not a clone of the Java language but it [php] can load/use .NET assemblies and can integrate with J2EE on some configurations. PHP's syntax and roots are in Perl, the object model has roots in Obj-C/C++/C. Actually rather than switching to Perl, Java is now my primary language.

  Posted to Migrating from PHP to ASP.NET (Forum) by JordanF on 8/12/2004

• Re: ASP.NET is too expensive to deploy

  <quote>If you are looking at the part of security of the operating system and web server, it would be logical to assume that there should be a lot more security holes with Windows and IIS than the competiton. The main reason is that Window has a 95% market share.</quote> I agree with that. Microsoft Windows is more prone to cracks and attacks because it's a much wider target than linux (except for web and mail servers -- linux has the majority of those). The main problem with windows

  Posted to Migrating from PHP to ASP.NET (Forum) by JordanF on 8/12/2004

• Re: ODBC Stored Procedure

  MySQL 4.0 and 4.1 (stable release) does not support stored procdeures. I don't think the 3.51 ODBC driver does either.

  Posted to MySQL (Forum) by JordanF on 8/6/2004

• Re: Windows mySQL Administrator?

  MySQL Administrator has a backup/restore utility in alternative to mysqldump. The next version of MySQL Control Center is supposed to have an export feature.

  Posted to MySQL (Forum) by JordanF on 8/6/2004