Greetings fellow PHP developers!
I am looking of a relatively simple way to export a whole database into
an Excel file. I have several methods to export tables to Excel files
but unfortunately I have failed to export a whole database!
Can someone be so kind to point me in the right
On Fri, 2010-11-26 at 15:21 +0200, Sotiris Katsaniotis wrote:
Greetings fellow PHP developers!
I am looking of a relatively simple way to export a whole database into
an Excel file. I have several methods to export tables to Excel files
but unfortunately I have failed to export a whole
It depends on what you are trying to do. If you need full text
searching, MyISAM is what you should be using. If you are doing
transactions, InnoDB is what you probably want to use. If you write a
lot to the database, InnoDB may be better, if you read a lot MyISAM may
be better. But that
Which type of engine would y'all recommend for a user/customer and
session data storage database? I'm currently using MyISAM, but I just
was curious to see if you guys could tell me if you know of a better
one, or tell me what you use.
TIA,
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Is there any way to find out MySql DATABASE creation date using PHP and
MySql functions?
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I have a user registration form that asks new users to register. However, Do
I post the MySQLconnection string in the page they are completing or in the
later page that the data is posted to, or both...?
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On Thursday 08 July 2004 09:59 am, Harlequin wrote:
I have a user registration form that asks new users to register. However,
Do I post the MySQLconnection string in the page they are completing or in
the later page that the data is posted to, or both...?
I don't think I understand your
Harlequin wrote:
I have a user registration form that asks new users to register. However, Do
I post the MySQLconnection string in the page they are completing or in the
later page that the data is posted to, or both...?
Not sure I follow what you're asking, but you only need to open a
connection
Does anyone have experience using Javascript on remote pages to capture data
in a PHP MySQL database. I would like to build a customer profile database
for a customer using a permanent cookie on a site visitor's machine to ID
them and track their usage.
Any suggestions would be appreciated
te pages to capture
data
in a PHP MySQL database. I would like to build a customer profile database
for a customer using a permanent cookie on a site visitor's machine to ID
them and track their usage.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Moderator: I don't seem to be able to get the automate
There is a Mysql error that is driving me mad. My ISP won't claim
resposibility for it and it tells me it is a scrpting error. I don't
agree with them. The error number is 2006, and it seems to restart the
database every now and then.
Please advice me as to what may be causing this problem. The
Thanks a lot.
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From: Augusto Cesar Castoldi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Alex Sofronie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, August 27, 2001 6:22 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP] MySQL Database backup
Alex,
i'm using the crontab of linux to run a php script:
in crontab: wget -q
http
first, just the applications it recognizes
(the web plugins installed), right?
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From: Alex Sofronie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: PHP General [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Augusto Cesar Castoldi
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Sent: Monday, August 27, 2001 7:40 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP] MySQL Database backup
I tried find a solution to backup a mysql database using php but i didn't
find anything but the binary file transfer solution (just open and binary
copy all the files in my database directory). But this is not a desired
solution because it involves some security holes that I cannot afford.
Can
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- Original Message -
From: Alex Sofronie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: PHP General [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, August 26, 2001 3:28 PM
Subject: [PHP] MySQL
Yo,
I'd like to use a MySQL database on my website. If I look at the PHP details
of my site (see for yourself at http://infinity.shrimpwars.be/phpinfo.php)
it says under the MySQL section: enabled. Well, if I create a testpage
with this as content:
?
mysql_connect(localhost, , )
or die (unable
first off, is the MySQL database running? you can do a ps -xa | grep
mysql to see... second you need to enter a username and password on the
mysql_connect line..
Hope this helps,
Julia
Quoting [Inf] F!RE-WALL ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Yo,
I'd like to use a MySQL database on my website. If I
setup an account with a username and password and flush your
privileges...see if you can login on the command line...after that
works, then try it with php
-jack
[Inf] F!RE-WALL wrote:
Yo,
I'd like to use a MySQL database on my website. If I look at the PHP details
of my site (see for
Erm..I'm using windows.
And euhI have MySQL installed, but I don't know if it's running. Anyway,
the phpinfo() returns that MySQL is enabled.so I guess it must be
working.
Julia A. Case [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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first
Huh?
What about Windows?
Jack Dempsey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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setup an account with a username and password and flush your
privileges...see if you can login on the command line...after that
works, then try it with php
-jack
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