Hello,
For many different reasons, like security ans soùme other one, i need to
store PDF files in a database.
- Does anybody have already do this ?
- What kind of field type should i use (image filed type ???) ?
I'm currently using an ASE 12 (64 bits) SYBASE server on a HP-UX 11.00
(64 bits)
On Sat, Mar 23, 2002 at 11:46:36PM -0800, Jen Downey wrote:
> Hi all again!
>
> As Bill Morrow stated (in a private e-mail) I needed to use SET name =
> \"$update\""; instead of SET name = $update";
> It has stopped giving the error but it isn't updating the table. Am I doing
> something wrong?
>
You'd want to use a BLOB field to store it. It would be stored as raw data
in the db. For an example, go find a tutorial on how to store images in the
database. It would work the same way.
Jason Cox
- Original Message -
From: "Alain DESEINE" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi ppl,
I want to retrieve data from a "transaction" table using the date range, i
stored date in mmdd format, but when in Jan~Sep the date stored is
mdd only, now i want to search the database from a certain date range.
Can anyone advise me how to do it?
Thanks!
Alvin Ang
--
PHP Dat
Hi Bill,
No it isn't the latest it is updated with the quotes and slashes in the
script.
I have found that even if I put my name Jen as $update it still wont update
the table.
$update = "Jen"
There is no error and the script acts like it work fine without updating.
I just did a test.php script
Here is some code I have for an index page of people who post
charts on the Web, kind of like Yahoo Photos or something.
It displays the album title, number of images and date of last
upload. The page takes about 5-6 seconds to load which is all
in the queries I'm sure. Is there a way I can make t
Hi there,
I have a system for updating whereby you select the country/continent from a db then
edit the record and update it and it works perfectly - that is until there is a & in
the update $country set - so if it says Africa it updates fine, but if $country = Asia
& The Orient it doesn't upd
Looking at the below, I think it might be spaces in the query - how can I
rectify this? Thanks :-)
Chris
Hi there,
I have a system for updating whereby you select the country/continent from a
db then edit the record and update it and it works perfectly - that is until
there is a & in the updat
Use single quotes around the string!
Chris Payne wrote:
> Looking at the below, I think it might be spaces in the query - how can I
> rectify this? Thanks :-)
>
> Chris
>
> Hi there,
>
> I have a system for updating whereby you select the country/continent from a
> db then edit the record an
The first thing I see, do you need all of the fields in your "SELECT *"
statement?
Jeff Oien wrote:
> Here is some code I have for an index page of people who post
> charts on the Web, kind of like Yahoo Photos or something.
> It displays the album title, number of images and date of last
> upl
In your UPDATE query, should you have a WHERE clause?
eg. UPDATE my_items SET name = '$update' WHERE ID = $ID
OR
do this
$update = $name;
instead of
$update = "$name";
Try running the query on the command line (on *nix) or through phpmyAdmin or something
to see if the query is actually wo
I have the same need for all sorts of doc types w/ m$ sql server. The wrox
'professional sql server programming' talks about this issue of storing file type data
in a table row briefly, leaving me disheartned. basically, the summation of the issue
is it's a really bad idea performance wise--lik
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