Hi, I don't have the answer, but when that happens, the first thing I do is dig around in phpMyAdmin(.org)... it's a web based GUI for MySQL, and most of the time, when you do something (like copy a table), it shows you the query used to do it... then you just need to copy it, and integrate it into your php script.
Failing that, this Q really needs to be asked on the mysql list. Justin on 21/11/02 5:54 AM, Steve Buehler ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > Using PHP and MySQL. > I have looked and can't find the answer to this problem. What I am trying > to do is to copy a mysql table to a new table name in a PHP script. The > reason for this is to keep the original table the way it is and editing the > copy. Now, I know that I can go through a loop reading the old table and > putting it into the new table, but is there an easier way that would just > duplicate or copy the mysql table to a new table name? > > The reason for all of this is my script will create the original table (a > temporary table), populate it, delete what needs to be deleted out of it, > then I need a copy of that table for a subroutine that will be running > multiple times and need the same information to start off with. Justin French -------------------- http://Indent.com.au Web Developent & Graphic Design -------------------- -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
