How do I import files from my computer to a remote MySql server?
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This might be a long shot but could you use ftp? to get these files to your database server and then just upload them from there.
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XML and database import-export - I had a lot of problem recently to import xml into MySQL, it works easy however the otherway.
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to run all the above in windows you hav a s/w called\nWAMP(Windows, Apache, MySQL, PHP) ... its free available over the net.. install that and its ready to use.
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I really depends upon what operating system you have.  If you are not really technical, you may want to use WAMP Server.  WAMP=Windows, Apache, MySQL and PHP.  Everything you need to run on windows.\n\nThis package requires little or no knowledge of HOW to set it up and the site has forums to help you along the way\n\nGood luck
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The best way is to pull out your localhost data into 'data.sql' or something. you can do that by using mysql. after that, create a database in yahoo and import your data in.\n\nhope works well...\nherdinata sinuhaji\nhttp://thesamura.blogspot.com
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http://www.addyour.net\n\nIncludes PHP, mysql and plenty of prepackaged installs such as phpbb, etc.
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The mysql database is free and has been downloaded over 6 million times, it is the most popular free database and you should find it easy to install and use.  Create an ODBC connection to your mysql database and you can import data directly into Excel from the Excel data menu.
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you can download from \nhttp://dev.mysql.com/downloads/mysql/5.0.html\n\nPlzz rate it.....
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Here is a nice explanation:\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=321686\n\nor something like:\nSELECT *\nINTO theImportTable\nFROM\n     OPENROWSET('MSDASQL',\n        'Driver={Microsoft Text Driver (*.txt; *.csv)};\n          DEFAULTDIR=C:&#92;;Extensions=CSV;',\n        'SELECT * FROM CSVFile.csv')\n\nBut you will need SQL Server Express.
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you need to take the php script, (assuming it is very generic with no DB interaction)\nand FTP the file to a server running APACHE with PHP installed.\nYou need to learn about FTP, this is the method for transfering files back and forth between you and a server.\nOnce your php file is on the server, you can enter the path to the php file from your browser.\nie: http://www.mywebsite.com/myphpfile.php\nIf you have no errors, your page should display whatever is in your file.\n\n<?echo phpinfo();?>\nis a simplistic php file to test out with.
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Just some ideas, how about setting up a cron job to transfer the files over, or link a file on your other computer if you only want to view the files, or possibly back up the files with a programme like keep http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php?content=32984. it may be worth asking on www.justlinux.com, I should think someone would know.
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Take a look at MySQL - it's free and the code it available to all.
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That is not possible. Cannot be done. Online storage servers accepts files only from users and it doesn't take files from other servers as far as I know
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use the ftp to upload it and use the loop option\n\n:> peace
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You would have to either use phpMyAdmin or create something yourself, but then the user would have to upload it as an exported .csv file. PHP won't read a .xls file.\n\nSo export to .csv and then upload into MySQL using phpMyAdmin.
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You can do this using a Server Side Include (SSI) if your webserver is running Apache and supports it.  I've linked some information and how to get started.
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get mysql and integrate it.