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From Scratch
Swatter Part 3
A simple bug database
Issue: 6.4 (May/June 2008)
Author: Brad Rhine
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Article Length (in bytes): 15,705
Starting Page Number: 38
RBD Number: 6414
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In the past two issues, we've created our database schema and roughed in our interface for Swatter, our simple bug database. In this issue, we'll completely change gears and start something new.
No, I'm just kidding. I wouldn't leave you hanging like that. Not with all these bugs to be fixed. In this issue, we'll start getting the database and the interface to work together.
Let's Start At The Very Beginning
It's a very good place to start. The very first thing that Swatter needs to do when it launches is connect to our database. For this series of articles, we'll be using the built-in REAL SQL Database, so all our database connection code will relate to that. If you'd prefer to use a different database, or even a multi-user database, this part will be different (other parts of the code may also need minor changes as well). If you haven't already done so, drag your database scheme files (CreateProjectsTable, CreateIssuesTable, and CreateUsersTable) into your REALbasic project.
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