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From:alan Date:October 10 2006 2:39am
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my name is alan madsen.

while i am very well grounded in complex systems and database
management that is archaic by today's standards, i am looking
at a creating a server-side php/mysql environment for a very
simple database application with only the experience of recent
light reading and knowing that i've successfully installed a wamp
serverkit on windows 2k (uniform server) that includes mysql5:

     The Uniform Server is a lightweight server solution
     for running a web server under the WindowsOS. 5.79MB!

     It includes the latest versions of Apache2, Perl5, PHP5,
     MySQL5, [and] phpMyAdmin

     http://sourceforge.net/projects/miniserver/

running on a laptop, i've seen this installation's instance of
apache serve web pages to the net.

very nice.

i'd like to create, load, and maintain, a mysql database table
containing fewer than 8,000 records, each with 5 fields (rows?)
- lengths ranging from 10 bytes to 80 bytes - of character data,
one field of which would be used as data and as a isamkey (com-
pound keys would be nice, but they are not necessary).

assuming a working installation of mysql5 and that a csv data file
exists, will someone outline what steps are necssary to: 1. create
such a table, 2. load it, and 3. the mysql methodology to access it
via php/mysql_isam?

any comment would be appreciated.


regards,




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