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Oracle is the name of a database, I would guess it is an account (username/password) on that database.
You can do that using the mysql_connect() function. For example: <?php $host='localhost'; //Your Host Name Here $username='root'; //MySQL Username $pass='';//MySQL Password $dbname='codenair'; //your Database Name //Connecting Database mysql_connect($host,$username,$pass)or die('Failed to Connect'); //Selecting Database mysql_select_db($dbname)or die('Database Not Found'); echo 'Connected'; ?>
The username for accessing Gale databases typically depends on the institution or library that provides access. It is usually provided by the institution and may involve using your institution's credentials or a special username issued for accessing the database.
A very simple formCreate a registration formAdd client side validation onsubmit eventAdd database connection, create new database & table with columnsAdd server side validation for the data which is sent by client to serverAdd insert statements to insert form data to mysql (make sure to apply encryption to password)On success, redirect to login formUse the where clause to find if username & password from login form exists in databaseIf successful redirect to main page else notify userAdd username to session variablesSee the Related Links section below for video tutorial on this subject
In the SAM file.
You need to ask the DBA (Database Administrator) for that information.
Here is a simple script that you can do to run a MySQL query after you have set a database up. <?php // Database Settings $db['hostname'] = "localhost"; $db['username'] = "<db username>"; $db['password'] = "<db password>"; $db['database'] = "<db name>"; // Connect to MySQL $connect = mysql_connect($db['hostname'], $db['username'], $db['password']); // Select Database mysql_select_db($db['database'], $connect); // Do MySQL Query mysql_query("INSERT INTO table_name SET field_name = '1234567890'"); // Close MySQL mysql_close($connect); ?> Obviously you will need to use your own MySQL settings and database details, but this gives you a general overview of how you can do it.
You would need to use PHP
Working with mySQL databases: <?php // Connects to the database mysql_connect(servername,username,password); // Inserts into a database mysql_query(INSERT INTO table(cat1, cat2, cat3) VALUES(one,two,three)); ?>
First create a form:Now create a page called login.php. The "name" field in the input is what goes to $_POST so the input named username is $_POST['username']. The value of the input is what the $_POST is.
To use the module, we need to create a connection object that represents the database, it needs to have a username, password, and host. Here are the steps to create a database: open Microsoft access, create a new database, save the file, and browse the new database menu.
For example if we have database named "users", and we need user information from table "user_info", which has next parameters: 'userId', 'userName','Name','Age'. $sel = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM users.user_info WHERE userId='$methodId'"); $ar = mysql_fetch_array($sel); echo " User Id is:".$ar['userId'].", UserName: ".$ar['userName'].", Name: ".$ar['Name'].", Age: ".$ar['Age']." ";