Peter Faulks writes:
On Sat, 21 Apr 2001 14:12:20 +0300 (EEST), Sinisa Milivojevic wrote:
As our manual clearly describes one connection can be used for one
query at a time, unless you use threads and mutexes.
G'day
As I said, it worked fine b4 and I got it to work again. I _assumed_
Hi!
As our manual clearly describes one connection can be used for one
query at a time, unless you use threads and mutexes.
Regards,
Sinisa
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On Sat, 21 Apr 2001 14:12:20 +0300 (EEST), Sinisa Milivojevic wrote:
As our manual clearly describes one connection can be used for one
query at a time, unless you use threads and mutexes.
G'day
As I said, it worked fine b4 and I got it to work again. I _assumed_
the reason it fell over was
G'day,
This USED to work, then all of a sudden for no apparent reason it has
suddenly decided not to:
if I change the code thus:
if(*row1[2] == 'l')
{
;
}
else if(*row1[2] == 'e')
It completes, but of course this isn't any good.
Is there something fundamentally wrong with using the same
G'day,
This USED to work, then all of a sudden for no apparent reason it has suddenly decided
not to:
if I change the code thus:
if(*row1[2] == 'l')
{
;
}
else if(*row1[2] == 'e')
etc.
the cgi programme completes, so I don't think the problem is elsewhere.
Is there something
I wrote:
This USED to work, then all of a sudden for no apparent reason it has suddenly
decided not to:
Notwithstanding it used to work, it would _appear_ that calling mysql_free_result()
willy-nilly was the cause:
mysql_query(mysql, theSql);
res1 = mysql_store_result(mysql);
if(res1)
{
Hi;
I insert the following code in a file:
$count = sql_command("select count(id) from calendar");
$count = $count[0] + 1;
$mydate = $month.','.$day.','.$year;
echo $mydate;
echo "br";
echo $time;
echo "br";
echo $name;
echo "br";
sql_query("insert into calendar
what language are you using?? it looks like maybe PHP?
try using some error functions to see what mysql has to say.
Atle
On Fri, 23 Feb 2001, Ben Ocean wrote:
Hi;
I insert the following code in a file:
$count = sql_command("select count(id) from calendar");
$count = $count[0]
Please read the documentation on date functions. That looks like one of
your problems.
Secondly, your not using any '' to encase your strings.
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Sent: Friday, February 23, 2001 11:12 AM
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4.13.6 Splitting Data Across Different Disks Under Windows
I can't get this to work, any idas?
Thanx!
Andreas
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