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Connecting To MySQL Database With My IOS App
I am writing an iOS app for my school to keep track of pupil's rewards, grades, etc. I need to connect to a MySQL online database with my app, I need to be able to upload to it, query it, and download the results to display in my app.
I think I need to do this via a PHP page, however there is no reasonably clear tutorial on how to do it. Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks in advance!
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Answer
You need a webserver with a PHP/ASP/JSP/etc script to interact with the database. Create an API with common operations like SELECT, UPDATE or INSERT, and then call this url's inside the iOS app.
Usefull links:
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source: stackoverflow.com
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