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Working with database using Xojo is easy and consistent. These and other database topics are covered in the User Guide. You can interate through the RecordSet to get the data to display or modify it. You use the SQLSelect method to query the data and the SQLExecute method to run commands. When you query data, the results are stored in a RecordSet. Regardless of how you connected to the database, accessing the data is achieved the same way. View ODBC in the Reference Guide, User Guide and the ODBC webinar for more information: RealSQLDatabase REALbasic : myDB.databaseFile GetFolderItem ('mydb.rsd'). This example prompts you to choose a previously configured ODBC connection (called a DataSourceName or DSN) and attempts to connect to it: Dim db As New ODBCDatabase Then you usually need to configure it using the ODBC Control Panel or ODBC Adminitrator Tool for your system.
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In order to use ODBC to connect to a database you first have to make sure the ODBC driver is installed on your system. It can be used to connect to database servers for which we do not provide a plugin, such an IBM iSeries (AS/400) database or Microsoft Access. For more information refer to the topics in the Reference Guide, User Guide and our webinars: This example connects to a PostgreSQL database server: Dim db As New PostgreSQLDatabaseĬonnecting to other database servers is similar. Xojo has built-in support for these database servers: PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle and Microsoft SQL Server.Īlthough you need to have a database server installed somewhere that is accessible to your app, connecting to one is just as easy as it is with SQLite. The big advantage of a database server is that they are designed for multiple concurrent users.
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As of 2015r4, Xojo uses SQLite 3.9.2 (SQLite 3.8.8 is used on iOS). A must-read for anyone building their first database application. If the options MYSQL_SSL_KEY, MYSQL_SSL_CERT, MYSQL_SSL_CA, MYSQL_SSL_CAPATH or MYSQL_SSL_CIPHER are set, the plugin calls mysql_ssl_set function to pass those to MySQL client library.Xojo can connect to a wide variety of databases, including: SQLite, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server and pretty much anything else using ODBC. #EndIf dim server as string = dim DBLogin as string = "xxx" dim DBPassword as string = "xxx"Ĭon.Connect(server, DBLogin, DBPassword, SQLConnectionMBS.kMySQLClient) #elseif TargetLinux then // pick next to exe fileĬon.SetFileOption con.kOptionLibraryMySQL, ( "libmysql.so") #elseif TargetWin32 then // pick next to exe fileĬon.SetFileOption con.kOptionLibraryMySQL, ( "libmysql.dll") set where to find the MySQL client library #If TargetMacOS Then // pick from inside budnleĬon.SetFileOption con.kOptionLibraryMySQL, ( "libmysqlclient.18.dylib") Specify SSL certificate file Dim certFile As FolderItemĬertFile = .Child( "Resources").Child( "client-test.pem")ĬertFile = GetFolderItem( "client-test.pem")Ĭon.Option( "MYSQL_SSL_CERT") = certFile.NativePath KeyFile = GetFolderItem( "client-test-key.pem")Ĭon.Option( "MYSQL_SSL_KEY") = keyFile.NativePath KeyFile = .Child( "Resources").Child( "client-test-key.pem") #If TargetMacOS Then // pick from inside budnle Try // Specify SSL key file Dim keyFile As FolderItem