Hi all,
I have a part of my development site where the user hits a button, sending a
stream of values to a response page.
However, on testing, the response page comes up with 'server not found' but
when I refresh that error page, it loads the correct page but without any of
the transferred
Hi there,
I am running mysql 3.23.38 on os x. Till now I did start the server by unix
command safe_mysqld. This worked, but did always freeze the shell and I did
have to open a new one. Bringing down the server worked only by rebooting.
mysqladmin shutdown did also freeze the shell and nothing
I'm doing a lot of research on content management
systems and wanted to get input on how to store
article data.
Is it best to store article data in XML - if so how?
Thanks much,
olinux
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Does anyone know if the date function returns false if it cannot convert the
specified date/time to the format? If not, does anyone have a rule set they
use to verify the date is a valid convertible date? I need to update a row
in MSSQL, and it will fail if the date is incorrect. I've
Hi olinux,
Is it best to store article data in XML - if so how?
if it could be a webapplicationserver too have a look on
zope
http://www.zope.org
The Roxen-CMS is based on xml but I have heared from friends
that they wasn't able to build an intranet with it. It's totaly
different to html and
Twas 3/15/02 9:51 AM, when andy [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Hi there,
I am running mysql 3.23.38 on os x. Till now I did start the server by unix
command safe_mysqld. This worked, but did always freeze the shell and I did
have to open a new one. Bringing down the server worked only by
On Saturday 16 March 2002 00:14, Ryan Marrs wrote:
Does anyone know if the date function returns false if it cannot convert
the specified date/time to the format? If not, does anyone have a rule set
they use to verify the date is a valid convertible date? I need to update
a row in MSSQL,
on 3/15/02 9:51 AM, andy at [EMAIL PROTECTED] appended the following bits
to my mbox:
Anyhow I would like to start it automaticly at boot time. I tryed to start
the server by typing mysql.server start, but I get an command not found. i
gueess I am in the right dir.
Check out Marc Liyange's
I operate a small game site for kids. On this site, the players can, among
other things, buy virtual items. I have each item stored in a table called
items in a mysql database. The type is one column in that table, but it
is a number, not a name. When I want to display items with the item
Hi,
Why don't you add another column to your items table for the item
name..Then you can just fetch each row to an array and call it by
$row[item_name] ?
For better explanation:
Say you added a column to hold item names in your items table called
item_name ...
I have no idea how you query
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I operate a small game site for kids. On this site, the players can,
among
other things, buy virtual items. I have each item stored in a table
called
items in a mysql database. The type is one
Hello,
I recently benchmarked using bind variables for inserts versus sending
simple sql over to oracle 8.1.7. Surprisingly, sending simple sql was
nearly 6 times faster. My database is using cursor_sharing=force.
Can anyone else verify this?
Not using bind variables (MySQL and Oracle), using
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