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Connecting to MySQL with PHP
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Excerpt:
In this scriptlet, we will cover how to connect to MySQL
with PHP.
Note:
This scriptlet is not intended to cover all of the
possibilities of PHP and MySQL interaction. It is
to help with the understanding of making the
database connection.
First, we make the connection using the PHP function mysql_connect()
The 3 arguments we'll be passing to the function are:
1. MySQL Server Hostname - This will typically be localhost, unless
you're using a remote database.
2. MySQL user name - The user name with access to the db.
3. MySQL user password - The password for said user name.
Scriptlet Url:
http://php.lansystems.com/index.php?archive=mysql_connections.inc
