> Aki, here's the interesting part, you
> can save and output XML to and from mysql!
> I can't think of any reason one would want to do that,
> but that didn't stop MySQL AB in having
> it in 5.1
>
>
> On Fri, Dec 4, 2009 at 11:31 AM,
> aki <
aki275@googlemail.com>
> wrote:
>
> On Fri, Dec 4,
> 2009 at 11:07 AM, Calvin Omari <
calvinebarongo@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> TI used javascript because
> that is what i know and that is just piece of the code, I
> have database declarations and captured the inputs of which
> are not entered into the database, I think the big issue is
> how do i capture users entering data that is bound to be
> calculated at a standard rate eg users to enter first
> milleage reading then last milleage reading , javascript or
> any other to get the diffrence and then multiply by the rate
> to get what he or she is supposed to be payed/pay
>
>
>
> Thanks again so much for your response
>
> @Calvin, lemme sharing an insight with you and
> HTHs. 3 months ago, when drawing out the workflow and code
> for the Mbytemeter program, I ran into issues with about
> saving data. I had the options of using a SQL lite Db,
> CSV or Excel file. The main problem I had was to store and
> retrieve the data in an organized manner i.e each cell to
> correspond with the data stored so that this data can be
> retrieved by calls to that cell. So for example : In
> Mybtemeter, it has an option to save Telco profiles. These
> profiles contain data : Name , APN Value, UserName, Password
> and DUN Number. When the program launches ( form load event
> ) it would populate a Drop Down Box with the stored
> profiles ( using a query ). Then the other issue was, how
> small and open was my program? Thus, I set out on XML and I
> think it was a good decision. I think XML is amazing. ( and
> the journey continues )
>
>
>
>
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