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How to get MySQL host info by using VB.NET ?


I connect to MySQL, using MyODBC, it seem to be good.

How can I get MySQL host info by using VB.NET ?
I want to fill MySQL host info into a combobox in which user can choose their suitable MySQL host for connection (when my form MySQLLogin is loaded).

Addition: and how to get database name ?

Thanks so much
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Hi tipt,

Iam not sure on getting to the host info, but here is some code that you might be able to use in working with the table names.

Imports System.Data.SqlClient

 '**** Server Connection Vars *********
    Public sDBServer As String
    Public sUSERid As String
    Public sDBName As String
    Public sDBPass As String
    Public Connect As SqlConnection

     '********* database Var's ************
    Public sSql As String
    Public sTableName As String
    Public sTables() As String                'For Table Listing
    Public bFirstTime As Boolean
    Public iCounter As Short

  Public Sub OpenDBSqlConnection()
        If Len(sDBPass) = 0 Then
            sDBPass = ""
        End If
        Try
            Connect = New SqlConnection("Initial Catalog=" & sDBName & ";Data Source=" & sDBServer & ";User ID=" & sUSERid & ";password=" & sDBPass & ";")
            Connect.Open()
            Connect.Close()
        Catch Ex As Exception
            MsgBox("Exception: " & Ex.Message & "  " & Ex.ToString, MsgBoxStyle.Critical)
            Cursor.Current = Cursors.Default
        End Try
    End Sub

  Public Sub TableNames()
        Dim i As Integer
        Dim DS As New DataSet
        sSql = ""
        sSql = "SELECT table_name FROM Information_Schema.Tables"
        Try
            Dim Adapter = New SqlDataAdapter(sSql, Connect)
            Dim sNames As String

            Adapter.Fill(DS)
            ReDim sTables(DS.Tables(0).Rows.Count - 1)
        bFirstTime = True
        iCounter = 0

            For i = 0 To DS.Tables(0).Rows.Count - 1
                sNames = (DS.Tables(0).Rows(i)).Item(0)
                Select Case Left(sNames, 3)
                    Case "sys"
                    Case UCase(Left(sNames, 3))
                    Case "tbl"
                        If bFirstTime = True Then
                            iFirstTime = i
                            bFirstTime = False
                        End If
                        sTables(i) = sNames
                        iCounter = i
                End Select
            Next
        Catch Exp As Exception
            MsgBox(Exp.Message & " in TableNames Procedure", MsgBoxStyle.Critical, "General Error")
        End Try
    End Sub
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is it also suitable for MySQL ?
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let me check it :)
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This way just for connection, i got it, thanks so much.
But I want to getting host info :(
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noone help me?
What kind of hosting are you wanting?
Web connection? Database connection?
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database connection
I have never needed to use Host info from server.
So what are you trying to do with this info?