Course: ITSE6079 CGI Programming Techniques
Instructor:
Ashley Rosilier cgi@iteachu.com

Dates: Aug. 4 - Sept. 12, 2003

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Lesson 8 - Databases

Due Date - Wed., Aug. 27

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Required Reading

  1. WWW: Hooking your Site up to a Database (you do not need to read Step 2 or Step 3 articles)
  2. CGI 101: Chapter 18
  3. WWW: Database Development
  4. WWW: PHP vs. ASP

Additional Resources

Here is a good article about using Perl DBM packages to implement your database.

For more information on using databases from Perl, check out the aptly named Databases from Perl and Setting up a MySQL-based Website.

If you'd like to learn more about SQL, check out this interactive tutorial.

You will definitely want to hang on to the bookmark for the MySQL documentation.

Interested in porting MS Access databases into MySQL or vice versa? Check out these instructions.

If you are in the position of choosing between different SQL-style database (such as Access and MySQL) check out this very cool comparison wizard. Be sure to scroll down to the bottom of the comparison page and notice the differences in numbers of simulateous users, maximum table columns, etc.

For more comparisons between PHP and ASP, check out these reviews.

Some good books to look for at the library: Programming the Perl DBI, MySQL & mSQL, PHP Programming. And my favorite, CGI Programming on the WWW has a nice overview chapter on database programming.

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