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Connecting sqlpro with netbeans11/24/2023 ![]() ![]() The topic you are talking about is not an easy one. To keep different version of a website, I use a Gitlab self-hosted server to keep track of the packages made with Duplicator. I must say that using Duplicator save A LOT of time! And even if I have SSH access, I use Duplicator. The client have a request ? Backup and retrieve the live website locally, and repeat step from 1 to 4. The client is happy ?, FTP the site to the live server with Duplicator. If the client need some changes, repeat step 1/2. Once the site is edited (I take example on a site without SSH access), I backup the website and send it to the 'live' server trough Duplicator which save a lot of time when deploying the web-site multiple time after change has ben made It take lower than a minute, depending on your bandwidth.įTP the 'local' site to the 'staging' web-server with Duplicator. I also use PHPStorm as main editor for developing locally, but didn't use any of its syncing feature.Ībout the process, I have a staging web-server with a local copy of the client's site where they can see the change on a daily basis. (sorry for my English, if something is noticeable. I don't know if this is the right part of the forum but maybe someone has a advice or link for me. ![]() What Tools do you use? I'm using Intellij IDEA (with PHP plugin), sublime text, xampp, filezilla. How do you all work on your web projects ? Is there a better workflow to develop offline and transfer the changes to the online page ? OK, but after making some changes I've noticed how awkward it is to "copy" all fields, tags and changes I have made. After building some pages, templates, fields and so on I decided to put the website online.įor that part I used ProcessExportProfile (and it worked great). I have started a little web project on my PC at home using XAMPP. I deal with Processwire now about one year and found a lot here without submitting any questions.īut now I have not found much that would answer my question respectively I didn't know what I should look for. Now I think you're good to go! Test your connection and it should work fine.My name is Alex and that is my first topic in this forum. Grant the right privileges on the database for the user. Make sure your instance is configured to accept SQL Server logins by:Ĭonnecting to the instance > Right click the instance name > Properties > Security > choose Sql Server and Windows Authentication mode and restart the instance for the change to take effect. To understand login options verify the Create a Login documentation. Instead I used a SQL Server login that you might create on SSMS like this: The user name you specified is a NT user account and I'm not sure it's possible to use one for that NetBeans wizard. Mine is SQL2017 and yours is BELLISQLSERVER. Instance Name is the name of your SQL Server service. To do so run sqlservermanager14.msc and check if it's like this: ![]() Port is the default 1433 and you need to ensure TCP/IP is enabled and configured. ![]() The Host is just the name of the server in which SQL Server Instance is installed. The driver I'm using is Microsoft JDBC Driver 7.4 for SQL Server, but you can keep the one you're using if you wish. You'll notice some differences from yours. Here's an example of connection to SQL Server. ![]()
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