We don't have any direct support for MySql, and I'm not familiar with the
specifics of their deployment model. You might be able to get some help
from MySQL themselves on how to set up a database during install. Then,
you can write a batch file or other program to act as a "bootstrapper" to
install your MySQL stuff, and then when that's done install you
applicatoin's .MSI file.
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>I have a .net application that will be distributed to my user for
installation, but the apps use mySQL, how do i configure the db without
touching the client PC, can i include that in the installation program or
it works without any configuration needed?
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