Android app, SQL database, and QR Codes
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Set the Back end TO QUERY the DB, not write to it. The SQL statement does this. Use a SELECT statement.
If the platform you are using allows for account control, set the APP to a USER that only has READ ONLY access. Never allow the APP to connect on an account that has full.
Now, if the account is set to read, all the user can do is scrape the data out, and never can alter it.
What platform are you using already?
If the platform you are using allows for account control, set the APP to a USER that only has READ ONLY access. Never allow the APP to connect on an account that has full.
Now, if the account is set to read, all the user can do is scrape the data out, and never can alter it.
What platform are you using already?
Aug 6, 2018 at 05:43 PM
Im not using anything just yet - this will be my first android app attempt, so I really have no idea what Im doing - in fact I dont even know what language I will be using to build it.
Aug 6, 2018 at 05:53 PM
SO, so far, you will need a client device (app), and a server to handle web request. The web server will serve the client, and send commands to the DB server. The DB server will run a stored procedure, and send the product (listing) back to the Webserver, who will send it to the client. There is a 10K foot view of the wireframe!
Have FUN!