Compiling Database toolbox commands into matlab executable

I have an application which connects to mySQL database thru matlab database toolbox. I can successfully import and export information from database tables.

Now, i need to deploy my application onto a machine where there is no matlab installation.

My question is does MCR suuports database toolbox..??? Can i deploy my application with database toolbox without much hassle...???

ANy help is very much appreciated.

Thank you very much.

[Daniel Shub]

This would be a great question for technical support.

Answer 1

[the cyclist]

This page http://www.mathworks.com/products/compiler/compiler_support.html states that all command-line functionality of the Database Toolbox can be compiled, but that querybuilder and the toolbox GUIs cannot.

[Titus Edelhofer]

Exactly. One thing that you might keep in mind: if you use a jdbc driver remember to add it to your compiled application as you did within MATLAB.

Answer 2

[Siamak Mohebbi]

Matlab's MEX compiler/wrapper allows for the resident compiler (not mcc) to compiler into a Matlab standalone database related access routine(s) (C, C++) , like ODBC. Assuming that the one can resolve the type case of different variable types, it is very well possible to create a standalone Matlab routine bypassing the Matlab compiler deficiency of not supporting Matlab Database toolbox calls in their stand alone library.

Note: The resident compiler (ie. MS-C++ 5.0, 6.0, Borland Builder 5.0, 6.0, etc.) must be compatible with the version of the Matlab's MEX.

Answer 3

[linda willis]

Say I have included the jdbc file in my app files. Will this app work well in a PC without MySQL.