How to deploy a MYSQL application on other systems where data must be retreived from remote server.

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Hello everyone,
The problem is i cant able to retrieve any data from MySQL remote server to the client systems or other systems with that Executable file . So please give me a solution to access MySQL data's from the remote server where i hosted MySQL remotely.

I just want that Executable file which is copy and pasted in other system s and while running that Executable file which is build from remote server application to be executed in client systems with retrieval of data's.

What I have tried:

I tried creating a MySQL server remotely its done by granting privileges but when i compile and build the MySQL application in C# it creates a Executable file and when i copy that Executable file into other systems where those systems doesn't even exist MySQL it is showing me error "unspecified host".

Posted 9-Sep-17 20:38pm

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Updated 10-Sep-17 5:03am

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RickZeeland 10-Sep-17 3:16am

It is not clear what you want exactly, if you need a Client application it should not be needed to install the MySql server. If you want a MySql server application you could use a WAMP package like WAMPserver https://sourceforge.net/projects/wampserver/ the problem then is that C# is not supported by these kind of packages.

Member 12942988 10-Sep-17 10:24am

Thank you for your response my question is quite simple that i am actually running MySQL from XAMPP Server so would i able to access phpmyadmin tables from C# or not.

RickZeeland 10-Sep-17 10:59am

It is easy to access MySql tables from C#, but doing server side code is another thing altogether, then PHP would be a better choice. Here is an example of how to use MySql tables from C#: https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/43438/Connect-C-to-MySQL

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RickZeeland · Answer 1 · 2017-09-10T05:03:00

It is easy to access MySql tables from C#, but doing server side code is another thing altogether, then PHP would be a better choice. Here is an example of how to use MySql tables from C#: Connect C# to MySQL[^]
And another example: Insert, Update, Delete, Display Data in MySQL Using C#[^]