mysql_insert_id - Get the id generated from the previous INSERT operation
So how do I do that in ms-sql?
- Alpha
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Hello,
I have an ASCII fixed width text file I'm trying to convert to an array of
fields.
When I use file() to place each line (record) in it's own array element, it
strips out any blanks it finds except one. This results in in ABC
MOTORS becoming ABC MOTORS. That creates a problem if ABC is
hi...
I have a user registration system that I need to add a
state field to. Part of the form will look something
like this but with all 50 states instead of just two:
form
select name=state
option value=AKAK/option
option value=ALAL/option
/select
/form
...how do I insert the user's state
Hi Nick,
Assuming you have the rest of the databse interaction, all you need to is
store the value of the selection (the store script will recieve a varialbe
$state=AK or whatever.
To then display the users state do the following
//Get the users state from the database
//do this however
On Sun, May 06, 2001 at 07:22:24PM +0200, Alpha wrote:
mysql_insert_id - Get the id generated from the previous INSERT operation
So how do I do that in ms-sql?
as sql it should be something like '@@IDENTITY'don't know if there
is a php-function for it, just worked with ms-sql via java.
Hello.
I have a strange problem. Look:
$query = select id from rates where id = 9521.0;
$result = sybase_query($query);
$a = sybase_fetch_row($result);
echo $a[0];
This code prints number 9520.0!!!
The column id is auto-incremented so it always has a unique value. But
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