I decided to transfer my project from work to home and I am having some trouble with the connection to the database. This one works on work:
Do you have to keep a (the same) SQL connection open for the duration of a transaction, and do you have to call CommitTransaction and RollbackTransaction on the same connection that called BeginTransa
I faced an interesting problem as... I have MSSQL (2005) table A which contains money type column; the thing is I want to 开发者_运维技巧insert value to this column with T-SQL procedure call from Java
I\'m at my wit\'s end. My current (failed) implementation of small MySQL-backed webpage heavily relies on a module Project::Connection that stores two package-scoped (our\'d) handles (mysql_handle and
I\'m failing to understand why the function to connect to the database is not working, I have triple checked if there are any mistakes in the variables.
I\'m querying from C# application. I can do this: MySqlConnection conn = new MySqlConnection(conString);
I\'m trying to connect to an Oracle 10g database on the server side of a gwt application. Currently I\'m getting this exception: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver. (ful
I have a dilemma which is completely and utterly baffling me... We have a Classic ASP site which has been running for about a year, its powered via a local Win2008 SQL database (The SQL Express engi
I have a SQL Server Express 2008 R2 instance running on my local pc. Authentication is \'mixed\' so I can login using a Windows login and using SQL Server authentication.
Django can simply connect to its own MySQL server by setting HOST and PORT in settings.py as \'\' (empty string):
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