eclark1894
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No, it's just a regular laptop. But I think the problem is something else. Still, I've seen enough about how to set the database up, so I need to figure out a way to get it open.
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DanaTA
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You need to create a connection and access that connection via a script or an interface. MS SQL Server uses an interface called SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS). I don't know what MySQL has, but I'm sure there's something. I think it was referenced in one of those posts I sent in private messaging. Basically, in a script, you have to create a connection object, set the connection string (which contains the server path and the password), envoke the Open( ) command of the connection object and query the database via the object.
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