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Can I use MsSQL versus MySQL for the dynamic drop down feature?

Thread began 4/22/2014 7:00 pm by register376653 | Last modified 4/23/2014 8:20 am by Jason Byrnes | 862 views | 1 replies |

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Can I use MsSQL versus MySQL for the dynamic drop down feature?

Can I use MsSQL versus MySQL for the dynamic drop down feature? The host server will only allow external connections for MsSQL. If I use MySQL, I have to manually load the database on their internal Linux server..

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Dreamweaver does not support connecting to a MsSQL database using PHP.

It will only support connecting to MySQL using PHP pages.

Dynamic Dropdowns uses the Dreamweaver Data base connection functionality, and only supports PHP, so therefore cannot connect to a MsSQL database.

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