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Database Event Alerter For MySQL
Description How to Install How to Use How to Uninstall FAQ

Version: 1.0
Requirements: MySQL Server for Windows
File Size: 131 KB
Download License: Free to Try

// Description

The event notification mechanism includes server and client components. An event can be posted by using theserver component. The server component broadcasts event messages to interested client applications.

An application can get messages using a client component. This component is the Sql_messenger ActiveX control. The control allows client application to receive messages for specific event. You can easy build much more sophisticated applications or services using these components. Now, in awaiting some critical data or events an application does not need to query Database Server repeatedly. The SQL Server will notify an application when the data came or event happened.

Copy the mysql_messenger.dll over to your MySQL Server plugin_dir directory.

Add your new function by executing the following SQL command:

CREATE FUNCTION xp_messenger
RETURNS integer SONAME 'mysql_messenger.dll';
select xp_messenger('message','host','dest');

Where:
@message
- The message string. The maximum string length is 300 characters.

@host
- The destination. Host Name, Host IP, Workgroup Name, Domain Name or '*' can be used as the destination. Use '*' to send a message to all domain/workgroup computers.

@dest
- The Slot Name. Default value is 'events'.

You may drop the UDF by using the SQL command:

DROP FUNCTION xp_messenger;

Q. What is the purpose of the mysql_messenger.dll?
A. The mysql_messenger.dll is a User-Defined Function (UDF) for the MySQL Server.

Q. What is the purpose of the sql_messenger.dll?
A. The sql_messenger.dll is an ActiveX control. The control receives messages from the UDF, and calls the OnData() method for each message.

Q. If I want to receive messages from mysql_messenger.dll, do I have to establish a connection with the MySQL Server?
A. No, you don't need to establish connection with the MySQL Server.

Q. What mechanism is used by the UDF to send messages?
A. Windows mailslots are used to deliver the messages.

Q. Why do I receive each message twice?
A. It happens when the server or workstation has two NICs.

Q. If I have a router between the MySQL Server and a workstation, can I send messages to the workstation?
A. If you have a router between the MySQL Server and the workstation, you only cannot broadcast messages. Mysql_messenger.dll sends a broadcast message when @dest='*'. If @dest parameter has a workstation name or its IP address, the workstation will be able to receive messages from the extended stored procedure.

Q. Can you tell me more about licenses?
A. We have several types of licenses.
- Standard: The mysql_messenger.dll may be installed on one copy of the MySQL Server.
- Developer: We will provide you with two licenses. One license is a standard license for your developer MySQL Server. The second one is a distribution license. It permits distribution of mysql_messenger.dll with products developed in your company. You may only use the distribution license outside of your company.

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