Обсуждение: canned code to get db on web quickly via perl or PHP?
Anyone know if there are classes, templates that will quickly get a database online for users to insert, update, delete? Doesn't have to be pretty. -- Randy Perry sysTame Mac Consulting/Sales phn 561.589.6449 mobile email help@systame.com
You should probably check out http://www.greatbridge.org/project/phppgadmin/projdisplay.php, I haven't used it myself but heard positive reports from others. (And it looks like it's got GreatBridge's endordement, so it can't be all bad). Or maybe build something simple yourself on top of phplib? Rob Randall Perry wrote: >Anyone know if there are classes, templates that will quickly get a database >online for users to insert, update, delete? Doesn't have to be pretty. >
On Fri, Jun 15, 2001 at 08:12:14PM -0400, Randall Perry wrote:
> Anyone know if there are classes, templates that will quickly get a database
> online for users to insert, update, delete? Doesn't have to be pretty.
WEBMIN allows you to put hooks into postgresql, via a
straight-perl http daemon. one table per page, but it seems to
have just about all the bells and whistles you could want.
(probably some features are short, but i've not encountered any
serious lack, yet.)
http://www.webmin.com/
apt-cache search \*webmin\* <-- for debian folk
you can configure services per-user, so bob,carol,ted,alice can
change system settings but not munge a psql database, where
jerry,kramer,elaine,george can create tables and massage data...
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Thanks guys. I'll check 'em out. -- Randy Perry sysTame Mac Consulting/Sales
Wondering if I should take a different tack; anyone have an opinion on how difficult it is to get MS Access or FileMaker Pro to connect to PgSQL via ODBC? -- Randy Perry sysTame Mac Consulting/Sales
Very simple. Install ODBC postgres driver and away you go. On Sun, 17 Jun 2001, Randall Perry wrote: > Wondering if I should take a different tack; anyone have an opinion on how > difficult it is to get MS Access or FileMaker Pro to connect to PgSQL via > ODBC?