Working with more than one type of database

[graham262]

Ok, here is my situation. I have a database program that uses MySQL on the users local computer (for offline work), but the online version (situated on a server elsewhere) maybe MySQL, Access, Oracle, or something else. When the user makes changes to the db, it stores the SQL query in a log file.

Here's the question, if the user wants to then import the changes (data) in to the online db, can I just load the SQL query in using something like adodb and all is well?? I am try to work with 2 different databases see, and am not sure if this is possible. From what I can see from adodb it takes care of all the communication with the difference databases, you just need to feed it the SQL queries and it does the rest.... I am I too naive

Thanks,

Graham.

[ruturajv]

I don't know much about access, if it can import SQL queries,
anyways mysql u can take a dump of the dB in SQL queries by using mysqldump utility that comes with mysql server.
I think Access should be able to use simple insert quries..

[graham262]

yeah, that's what I'm thinking too. Cheers ruturajv.

G.

[boybawang]

Might it has something to do with your online and offline connection. The database adapt every changes that takes place when the connection takes in different access.

[egami]

You seriously just tried to answer a question from 7 years ago? :)