Re: writing DBI applications offline

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Why not simply install a mysql server on your machine? On Debian it's a aptitude install mysql-server-5.0 away, and I guess other systems don't make it more complicated (on windows you'll probably have to find the installer binary yourself).

Then you need a bit of configuration, but it's really not much, and then you can use the same DBD module on your local machine as on the production site. Which can be very important if things like UTF-8 handling are different than in other drivers.

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Re^2: writing DBI applications offline by SilasTheMonk (Chaplain) on Oct 06, 2008 at 23:52 UTC
With a reddening face, Silas the Monk realizes he actually has a copy of mysql that can be installed. He apologises profusely to the assembled masters and bows obsequeiously. As he backs out of the room, he knocks over the umbrella stand.	[reply]

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