How to create a private data base?

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i have at my workspace at single computer, with out internet(and there is no way to connect to, even from hotspot from the phone, shorty NO NET.)

how can i create a database file/folder idk for my private computer web.?

What I have tried:

i have just found that there is SQL to download.. and i have no net, so i can't download it. :C

Posted 13-Feb-19 21:11pm

Member 14105304

Updated 13-Feb-19 21:23pm

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Richard MacCutchan 14-Feb-19 3:58am

Why do you not have internet access?

Member 14105304 14-Feb-19 4:00am

Army's computers.. They are secured.

Richard MacCutchan 14-Feb-19 4:35am

So why don't you talk to whoever is in charge of them about getting a version of SQL installed? This is not a programming issue that anyone here can answer for you.

And it also begs the question, why are you trying to do private project work on a secured system?

Member 14105304 14-Feb-19 6:26am

Some beneficial project, time and paper saver :)

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2019-02-13T21:22:00

Solution 1

If you have no internet then you can't directly download anything, obviously.

But to use a multiuser DB (and that's implied by the "private computer web"), you will need a server based DB - which in reality means SQL Server or MySql.
So pick the one you want, and go home. Use your home internet to download the appropriate package, and copy it to a USB stick. Take the stick to work and hope you are allowed to install from teh stick. If you aren't, talk to your boss and explain why you can't do what he wants - make it his problem to fix!

Posted 13-Feb-19 21:22pm

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Member 14105304 14-Feb-19 3:28am

I have nothing. It's an army's private isolated computers, nothing is allowed to enter, even the cheapest and undanger USB. So what shall I do?

CHill60 14-Feb-19 3:33am

If you can't take in a USB and if "nothing" includes DVD or CD then you can't do what you want to do

OriginalGriff 14-Feb-19 3:41am

You can't "do" anything: if your software is locked down for security reasons on Army equipment, then even trying to bypass that could result in Courts Martial.
Talk to your CO / Sergeant and explain: as I said "make it his problem" since you can't do anything without breaking military rules that are very probably monitored to prevent enemy infiltration ...

Member 14105304 14-Feb-19 3:35am

there's must be a way. I want to storage written text and keep it for future usage, even If I'll exit the website.

Pete O'Hanlon · Answer 2 · 2019-02-13T21:23:00

Solution 2

Do you have Office installed? If so, does it come with Microsoft Access? There's a database right there for you - it's not a great choice for multiple users but should be okay for a single user.

Is the application you want to write a desktop application or could you use a local web page for it? If you can use a local web page, just connect to IndexedDB - this is a browser based database.

Posted 13-Feb-19 21:23pm

Pete O'Hanlon

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Member 14105304 14-Feb-19 3:29am

How am I connecting to that indexedDB?

Pete O'Hanlon 14-Feb-19 3:35am

Through JavaScript.