... I was wondering for quiete a while about the subject to get it accurat
enough concerning the problem I'm really having.
I have my MySQL database runing, my site is running and fetching the data
from the database without any problems. I can access PHPMyAdmin without any
problems aswell, I can
ive been using mysql my whole php life. i recently got oracle trial db.
how does it weigh against mysql? is there a website really benchmarks them
both against each other, practically?
cheers
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I insert a new record with PHP into my MS SQL Server database.
The key is defined with
auto_idINT IDENTITY(1000,1) NOT NULL,
how do I get the new id to use it in PHP?
To insert the record I use this code:
$sSql = INSERT INTO myTable (time_in ) VALUES (
Hi there,
I am wondering how to get recors out of a mysql db from yesterday, last week
and last month. I did write a small php hack but this does not work
properly.
I did this:
###
switch ($ts){
case 1: // today
$timestamp =
Sorry all, my mail program has been sending messages to the sender.
Sorry...Taj
Jean-Christian Imbeault wrote:
Shoulder To Shoulder Farm wrote:
mysql_query(INSERT INTO prod VALUES ( 'Name', 'ShortDesc',
'LongDesc', 'PriceOZ', 'PriceLB', 'URLOZ', 'URLLB', 'IMG') VALUES
('$_POST[Name]',
Try concencating (however you spell it) the variables...i try not to put
arrays inside of strings, rather i do the following below. Oh yeah, and you
have two things that say VALUES (...) ...maybe ive missed this over the
years, but i thought you put the fields inside parenthesis without anything
Hi,
It would better and far easier to use PHP's date functions, specifically
getdate() and date().
Check out the documentation here:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.getdate.php
HTH,
Jed
On the threshold of genius, andy wrote:
Hi there,
I am wondering how to get recors out of a
Ok, if I change $ID_arr[] to $ID_arr I think it gives me what I want.
- Victor www.argilent.com
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From: Victor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, September 02, 2002 3:39 PM
To: 'PHP'
Subject: [PHP] help, array values echoed as Array on loop!
I have tried both
Ok, wrong mailing list!
- Victor www.argilent.com
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP-DB] RE: [PHP] help, array values echoed as Array on loop!
Ok, if I change $ID_arr[] to $ID_arr I
what would happen if i do not use mysql_free_result() and mysql_close() for
my scripts.
i presuming it doesnt leak memory. if so, then why not just forget about
them, and let the automatic freeing thingie's do the work?
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I am new to Linux. I am setting up a web server to facilitate PHP, MySQL
commerce development and then use it in the future to host a site. Mandrake
8.2 Standard edition is currently being installed. Do I need the pro suite
edition or what?
What is the best web server set up?
Sincerely,
PHP is not working on my Mandrake Beta 4. It is installed, any reasons why
this might be? It worked right after installation in previous version of
Mandrake.
Matthew
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Yes, PHP is very cool, and handles memory management for you.
mySQL resultsets and connections are cleaned up once the page has finished executing
(is in manual).
The reason why you would want to use these functions is if you have a script that does
not finish (such as one that handles port
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Mandrake.
Matthew
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