September 2002
Intermediate to advanced
544 pages
13h 6m
English
One thing most applications of any complexity require is persistent data storage. Whether you’re creating an online message board, a catalog, or just allowing users to register, your programs need to be able to retrieve existing data and store new data entered by users. There are a number of ways to add data storage capabilities to your programs. One of the simplest is to store the data in a flat-file database—which is nothing more than a plain text file.
In this hour you will learn
What, exactly, a database is
What defines a flat-file database
How to build an application that retrieves data from a flat-file database and displays it using HTML
How to build applications that add, delete, and modify data ...
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