On Mon, 2003-12-08 at 14:21, L. Christopher Luther wrote:
> Sorry, I guess I read the original post too quickly. I'd thought that the
> both the application and MySQL server were on the same machine. If not,
> then my bad... :{
It still doesn't matter. The mysql-client package consists of a
command-line utility to connect to and query a MySQL database. However,
most (if not all modern) programming languages have bindings that can
connect to a MySQL (or Postgres or Oracle or DB2, etc...) database.
Examples include: php-mysql, perl-DBD-MySQL (using the perl-DBI
interface), etc.
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