On Wednesday June 11 2003 10:09 am, Greenhalgh David wrote:
> On Wednesday, June 11, 2003, at 02:10 am, Annie wrote:
> > no i want to ask what if someone enters a firstname and last name
> > which doesnot exist in the database...in that case how i can verify
> > and print an error msg that the dat
On Wednesday, June 11, 2003, at 02:10 am, Annie wrote:
no i want to ask what if someone enters a firstname and last name
which doesnot exist in the database...in that case how i can verify
and print an error msg that the data doesnot exist for this first name
and last name.
Well a fairly simp
no i want to ask what if someone enters a firstname and last name which doesnot exist
in the database...in that case how i can verify and print an error msg that the data
doesnot exist for this first name and last name.
Greenhalgh David <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Am I understanding you correctly?
Am I understanding you correctly? Your form only has two fields,
lastname and firstname?
In that case SELECT * FROM table_name WHERE lastname = '$a2' AND
firstname = '$a1'
works on the command line. (Wasn't sure if you could use the AND like
that, but it seems you can) so all you need to do is
i have a perl file which is receiving the data from a form...and i want to verify the
two fields $a2 and $a1 i m receiving from form to be checked in a table in database(
using mysql)...and then if the data is verified in any of the row of the tablethe
corresponding whole row data should be
