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This tutorial is an introductory guide to get you started in the world of server-side-scripting and web databases. It covers installation and configuration of MySQL, Apache, and PHP.  An example script is also included as a guide for making your own server-side-scripts.

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This tutorial is an introductory guide to get you started in the world of server-side-scripting and web databases. It covers installation and configuration of MySQL, Apache, and PHP. An example script is also included as a guide for making your own server-side-scripts.

Name: Ying Zhang
Subject: Re: Why PHP and not Perl
Date: 06-05-1999 06:09PM

I used PHP in the examples because it is easy and fast. Perl is a more generalized language, while PHP is for server side scripting. Using Perl, you would use DBI to interact with the database and the CGI module to spit out HTML.


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 • Why PHP and not Perl  Suresh Kumar  06-04-1999 07:56PM 
       • Re: Why PHP and not Perl  Ying Zhang  06-05-1999 06:09PM 
       • Please..  Anonymous  06-06-1999 02:39AM 
       • Re: Why PHP and not Perl  Scott Stevenson  07-11-1999 09:23PM 
             • Re: Why PHP and not Perl  Al  09-27-1999 11:51PM 
                   • Re: Why PHP and not Perl  Jason  11-02-1999 11:10PM 
                         • Re: Why PHP and not Perl  Eric  11-11-1999 01:32PM 


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