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pass data from server to my own pc

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Name: garfy
Date: January 25, 2008 at 22:38:05 Pacific
Subject: pass data from server to my own pc
OS: xp
CPU/Ram: 384
Comment:
i am currently working on my project. its home automation. and im using a free web server to store my data. what i want to know is how to transfer my data from the database to my pc for execution of the hardware.


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Name: allam_rahmeh
Date: February 21, 2008 at 04:59:56 Pacific
Subject: pass data from server to my own pc
Reply: (edit)
Can't reply you if you don't inform me by:
1- database type (SQL,MYSQL.ACCESS....ETC)
2- server side OS and (database support)
3- Clint side OS&Software you work at


Allam Rahmeh
Latakia Syria
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