I have this project on appscript where all the data are stored in gsheet. Now we have a db which is microsoft sql azure management, how will I transfer all the data of my appscript to that database?
As far as I know the way to connect to external databases is JDBC. Making the connection is often the most difficult part of the process of interacting with an external database.
Most users find the interface slow and not very efficient.
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I've created Cloud Function written in node.js to make dump of database in SQL instance and I'm wondering, is there any recommendation about stopping all instance before making dump? I stopped instance, but after that i couldn't make "dump".
There is a documentation: https://cloud.google.com/sql/docs/mysql/admin-api/rest/v1beta4/instances/export
I have an existing database hosted by OVH and managed by PhpMyAdmin.
On the other side, I also have a Firebase project where I use several Cloud Functions.
I would like write, in my existing OVH database, datas from my Firestore collections (thanks to Cloud Functions).
Is there a way to connect my Cloud Functions to an existing database ?
I did read than is possible to connect Cloud Functions to MySQL database with Cloud SQL but it seems only for new database created from Cloud Platform, which is not my usecase as my database is already created and hosted by OVH.
Thank you for your help!
Depending on the programming language you are using on Cloud Functions, PHP for example:
1. <?php
2. $myPDO = new PDO('pgsql:host=host;port=port;dbname=dbname', 'username', 'password');
3. ?>
From what I can tell on the documents, you have to make sure your database is public, not private. Here is the official documentation.
If you have any issues, try reaching out to OVH support.
I'm a front-end web developer trying to devise a solution to sync a Microsoft Access Database on a local network with a MySQL database on a web server. I ran across some software that might perform this however it looks complicated to maintain and seems like it could be an additional point of failure.
There is also a way MS Access can use an ODBC to an external MySQL database. https://dev.mysql.com/doc/connector-odbc/en/connector-odbc-examples-tools-with-access-linked-tables....
If the ODBC connection to the external MySQL database works, is there a way to sync an external DB table with a local DB table so when a change occurs with one it's pushed to the other?
Or is there another recommendation to handle this process?
Thank you.
I have a java web application with a Mysql relational database. I would like that only the web application could access, write and delete data in the database and prevent direct changes to database even by the administrator of the database.
Is it possible?
It's impossible to stop Database administrator to access a database in MySQL. As I know, only Oracle Database Vault can do that.
I'm working with MySQL as a consolidated database and SQLAnywhere as a remote database. I'm trying to synchronize all data using MobiLink.
I've just successfully managed to run database synchronization from this tutorial: http://www.sybase.com/detail?id=1056497. When MobiLink is synchronizing data all changes on the consolidated (MySQL) database are made through triggers (script with them is attached to this tutorial).
My question is: is there any way to generate script with all that triggers within Sybase Central or in any other fast way? When I create my own database schema, is writing all that scripts necessary?
Thanks.
Yes, you can use the MobiLink plug-in in Sybase Central to create a synchronization model.
Other ways to get help with SQL Anywhere and MobiLink.