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    hello, i bulid the mysql by xampp. now, i want to use CLI which control the mysql. how can i do it ? thank you

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      hello, i bulid the mysql by xampp. now, i want to use CLI which control the mysql. how can i do it ? thank you

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      I use C++/CLI to control mysql - following the example of "Pro Visual C++/CLI and the .NET 3.5 platform" by Stephe Harper available from Apress I downloaded the MySQL connector for Visual Studio and after that it was just a matter of substituting MySQL specific keywords in place of e.g. the quoted Oracle example in the book. For my applications, the database connection parameters are read in from a config file - also detailed in Stephen's book, and I use an assembly to make the connection and pass it back to the controlling module which then passes it out to any other assembly that requires access. GER

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        I use C++/CLI to control mysql - following the example of "Pro Visual C++/CLI and the .NET 3.5 platform" by Stephe Harper available from Apress I downloaded the MySQL connector for Visual Studio and after that it was just a matter of substituting MySQL specific keywords in place of e.g. the quoted Oracle example in the book. For my applications, the database connection parameters are read in from a config file - also detailed in Stephen's book, and I use an assembly to make the connection and pass it back to the controlling module which then passes it out to any other assembly that requires access. GER

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        thank you very much, i will condsider

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