Databases

The Databases tab allows you to enable actions to interact with one or more database technologies. Enabling a checkbox will add the corresponding action categories to the Action Wizard, automatically add any necessary DLL files to your project when you build it, and include the (hidden) Lua script required to make those database actions available at run time.

See Database Actions for more information on how to use these databases in AutoPlay.

Database Support

MySQL

Enable support for MySQL databases. Selecting this option will automatically add the LuaSQL-MySQL module functionality to your project and make it available at run time. It will also add the MySQL, MySQLConnection, and MySQLCursor action categories to the Action Wizard.

Note that selecting this will cause 2 .dll files to be added to your Scripts folder at build time: libmysql.dll, and luasql\mysql.dll.

SQLite3

Enable support for SQLite3 databases. Selecting this option will automatically add the LuaSQL-SQLite3 module functionality to your project and make it available at run time. It will also add the SQLite3, SQLite3Connection, and SQLite3Cursor action categories to the Action Wizard.

Note that selecting this will cause 1 .dll file to be added to your Scripts folder at build time: luasql\sqlite3.dll.

Oracle

Enable support for Oracle databases. Selecting this option will automatically add the LuaSQL-OCI8 module functionality to your project and make it available at run time. It will also add the Oracle, OracleConnection, and OracleCursor action categories to the Action Wizard.

Note that selecting this will cause 2 .dll files to be added to your Scripts folder at build time: oci.dll and luasql\oci8.dll.

ODBC

Enable support for ODBC databases. Selecting this option will automatically add the LuaSQL-ODBC module functionality to your project and make it available at run time. It will also add the ODBC, ODBCConnection, and ODBCCursor action categories to the Action Wizard.

Note that selecting this will cause 1 .dll file to be added to your Scripts folder at build time: luasql\odbc.dll.

PostgreSQL

Enable support for PostgreSQL databases. Selecting this option will automatically add the LuaSQL-PostgreSQL module functionality to your project and make it available at run time. It will also add the PostgreSQL, PostgreSQLConnection, and PostgreSQLCursor action categories to the Action Wizard.

Note that selecting this will cause the following 10 .dll files to be added to your Scripts folder at build time:

luasql\postgre.dll
comerr32.dll
gssapi32.dll
k5sprt32.dll
krb5_32.dll
libeay32.dll
libiconv-2.dll
libintl-8.dll
libpq.dll
ssleay32.dll

Notice

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