me or give me some example.
TIA
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thing, you could create a link
table
to accomplish the same thing.
HTH,
James Potts
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Don't know if this is the best place to ask, but I thought I would give
it a try.
I was just w
one
copy of the data and use references for the other records? Does this
work if 7 out of the 8 columns (for instance) are identical (ie the
primary key is different but everything else is identical). Do such db's
exist? Or do they all do this? Or am I just dreaming?
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, as before. So, any idea what is going on?
Why timeout at 300s instead of the 30s or the 12000s which are the only
two values reported? Any other workarounds? This is php 4.0
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To answer your question:
$postfld = $HTTP_POST_VARS[$fname[$i]];
should work. BTW, I just use something like:
if ($client) { // or in your case: if (${$fname[$i]})
// code to be evaluated if $client exists and is not 0, not null/void/nil, and is
not an empty string
}
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was testing
with some Quark Express file.
Any help is appreciated.
Jason Lam
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That's it. There's nothing special to do.
Except if one insert fails and the others succeed, you run into a bit of
sync trouble. This is what transactions are for. You might want to consider
a BDB table type, which supports transactions, then you have the option to
rollback the other inserts
of a snag.
If anyone can offer any suggestions or advice, I'd really appreciate it.
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mysql). I guess what I'm asking - can you do a join on the mysql
resultset array somehow. I know in the perl DBI you can get a column of
results, but can't find it in php.
Thx.
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you need to get
going.
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on 3/22/01 11:28 AM, John Almberg at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Sebastian,
What a timely posting! I am trying to figure out how to allow a user (using
any internet-connected pc) to upload a file
features. Does that help?
J
on 3/16/01 7:36 PM, andrew at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On a related noted, does PHP have JDBC support?
I'm unable to find anything about this - anyone know if it's possible?
regards,
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databases. what is the 'abstracted db layer' that you mention?
regards,
andrew
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I'm not quite sure what you mean. You use a JDBC driver to connect your java
program to an sql db. PHP has an abstracted db layer which
anderbeck
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d of input (to use @ARGV instead of
) on your Porter stemmer program to make it work properly.
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on 3/5/01 11:53 PM, Matt Friedman at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm stumped. I've searched all over and can't figure this one out.
I h
Clever. For those of us unfamiliar with bitwise ops, here's how this works:
The bitwise and op () works on bits like this:
dig1 dig2 Result
000
010
100
111
An even number's binary representation always ends with 0 (ie 12 = 1100)
while an odd ends with 1 (ie 13
uch combinations as given in the manual. I tried
out almost all!!!
HELP
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where can i go from here? this has made the urlencode
function to work...only part left now...
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Try printf("a
href=\"pro_page1.php3?title='".urlencode($myrow[title])."'\"")
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on 3/
on the pertinent joins.
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on 3/1/01 6:52 AM, Chris Lee at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on a 45mb table with 31,470 rows mysql takes this long.
mysql SELECT stockno from products;
...
31470 rows in set (2.34 sec)
mysql
not exactly great
select count(*), year from students group by year;
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I have a user database where a year has to be put in.
Now, I want to compile a list of each different year and how many users are in
that year.
Is there a way to do this beyond
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flash to a php script - the script can do the unlink (make sure you have
correct permissions and *build* the correct path), then return a result code
back to flash. Not sure if I'm on target for your question or not.
HTH,
J
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on 2/20/01 9:46
Are you looking for select topicID, count(*) from $secondtable group by
topicID? This will give you a count of each distinct topicID in
$secondtable.
Julian
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on 2/2/01 6:15 PM, Sandeep Hundal at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey
on 1/27/01 6:56 PM, Zack Ham at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had it echo off the value of $var right before it ran the ereg_replace and
it echoed "TITLE". So there is a value... any ideas on fixing?
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Why not use the php mechanism itself? A
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