at the depth of execQuery(), an in-house function, it has already selected a
database, (default for the project).
my apologise for saying problem with using mysql_query( ...), it was my
misunderstanding of this
in-house function. Now I can run the script with Create database ... in
the script.
I realised that there is a fundamental problem with using mysql_query( ...)
to run a .sql script to setup a database, and that was the database needs to
be there in the first place for php to connect to! also there was a lot of
comment lines in the script that was causing problem. ... so I gave
tony yau wrote:
I realised that there is a fundamental problem with using mysql_query( ...)
to run a .sql script to setup a database, and that was the database needs to
be there in the first place for php to connect to! also there was a lot of
comment lines in the script that was causing
On 5/29/05, tony yau [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I realised that there is a fundamental problem with using mysql_query( ...)
to run a .sql script to setup a database, and that was the database needs to
be there in the first place for php to connect to! also there was a lot of
comment lines in
tony yau wrote:
I realised that there is a fundamental problem with using mysql_query( ...)
to run a .sql script to setup a database, and that was the database needs to
be there in the first place for php to connect to! also there was a lot of
comment lines in the script that was causing
Hi All,
I got this .sql script that setup the whole db schema, I can run
mysql.exe to run on my pc but when it goes to a hosting company's server I
don't have that command!
So I tried to include(setup.sql) into a string and send that as one
long sql query. BUT I need to get rid of all
tony yau wrote:
Hi All,
I got this .sql script that setup the whole db schema, I can run
mysql.exe to run on my pc but when it goes to a hosting company's server I
don't have that command!
So I tried to include(setup.sql) into a string and send that as one
long sql query. BUT I need to
I'm assuming that the .sql file consists of a list of MySQL queries,
that when performed sequentially will set up your system.
That being the case, the perfered way ot install the thing is to do a
'mysql [host/username/password parameters] file.sql'.
I believe you can also run file.sql scripts
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