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Microsoft SQL Server 2008. - iLearner - 04.01.2017
Hey people,
So recently i've started making a desktop application in c# using Microsoft visual studio for my brother's shop, but soon i realized i am going to need a database, i decided to use SQL, and thus i downloaded Microsoft SQL Server 2008, But can anyone tell me how can i create a database (that can be imported along side project) with Microsoft SQL Server 2008.
Currently reached this point:
Re: Microsoft SQL Server 2008. - Dodo9655 - 04.01.2017
Have you considered using XAMPP or WAMP instead? They are easier to use and don't require much setting up.
Re: Microsoft SQL Server 2008. - iLearner - 04.01.2017
You mean... MySQL?
Re: Microsoft SQL Server 2008. - SickAttack - 04.01.2017
Just wondering what this has to do with General SA-MP Discussion.
Re: Microsoft SQL Server 2008. - iLearner - 04.01.2017
Ough, the rude guy, someone will move this.
Re: Microsoft SQL Server 2008. - vassilis - 04.01.2017
You can use XAMPP OR WAMP for database management through phpmyadmin.
However if you really need an application you could use SQLYog or MySQLbench.
Re: Microsoft SQL Server 2008. - SickAttack - 04.01.2017
Dunno why you would want an online database, but if you don't: http://blog.tigrangasparian.com/2012...in-c-part-one/
Re: Microsoft SQL Server 2008. - iLearner - 04.01.2017
Nah, just got myself mysql database from my webhost, as it gives me 10 free databases, almost finished with app.
Re: Microsoft SQL Server 2008. - SickAttack - 04.01.2017
Why do you want an online database though? You could just use a program like XAMPP if it does not require to be accessed by other machines.
Re: Microsoft SQL Server 2008. - iLearner - 05.01.2017
For the single reason that I've already mentioned, that I am not going to use it on my pc, but various computers (at least 3).