Re: MySQL remote access
The only difference in the client code (for local connection versus remote) is the connection string (or parameters, etc). I don't know the details for your language, but it must include the hostname and/or IP address of the server.
Also, the MySQL server must have a GRANT to allow your client to connect and access the desired database(s).
Yes, people (on this and other forums) do stumble over those two items. But once you get it 'right', it looks pretty simple.
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Re: MySQL remote access
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