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<?php
// ======================================================================================================================================================
 //  Author:                     Gustavo Arcila (tavoarcila at gmail dot com)
 //    Web:                         http://www.gurusistemas.com
 //    Name:                         phpMyDBCompare.inc.php
 //     Description:                   Class
 //    License:                      GNU General Public License (GPL)
 //  Release Date:               May 29th / 2006
 //  Last Update date:             Jan 11th / 2011 (rewrited)
 //
 //  Comments: A very simple tool which will help php developers to compare if their Remote databases are the same as their local databases
 //
 //            Sometimes you made changes in your local database but forget to do in your Remote, even more if you use several databases
 //
 //    Features:
 //                    * Easy to use
 //                    * Local and remote databases may have different names.
 //                    * If the class find differences between databases, the row containing the differences are painted red
 //
 //  Tested on:
 //                    * php 4.x, php 5x
 //
 //
 //  If you make any modifications making it better, please let me know to info at gurusistemas dot com
 //
 //  Do you know the powerfull phpMyDataGrid?  go to www.gurusistemas.com to get more info
 //
 // =====================================================================================================================================================
 
 include("phpMyDBCompare.inc.php");
 
 $comp = new DBCompare();
 $comp -> SelectLocalDatabase("empresas");
 $comp -> SelectRemoteDatabase("empresas");                // Call this only If the remote database has a different name
 $comp -> ConectaLocal("localhost","username","password");
 $comp -> ConectaRemote("ip_to_remote_server","username","password");
 $comp -> displayMatches = true;                         // set true to display  matches as well as differences
 $comp -> Compare();
 ?>
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