I have installed on my computer :
Apache 1.3
Php 4.1.2
Postgresql
the rpm of odbc and the unixODBC.
I tried to connect to my database after done all configurations; I used
the function odbc_pconnect('name_of_my_database','','') and the system
gives me this error
"Warning: SQL error: [unixODBC][
On Tue, 10 Sep 2002, Shane Caraveo wrote:
> Ok, then I would be for ODBC 3 for PHP 5 as the standard. An ODBC 2
> extension can be shuttled out to PECL for those who may need it. But
> for BC issues, there is still the nameing convention. I would personaly
> prefer that the odbc functions stay
I'm doing an insert and need to get the record number that is generated
when the record in created. I'm accessing the database through ODBC.
It's a DataFlex database and the driver i'm using is by Connex. I know
that you can somehow insert a SQL statment inside an other statement. I
was thi
Hello all,
I am very new to php, in fact, this is my first attempt at a script. I have
just been following a tutorial online. Currently, I have a page where the
user types in a username and password, I then pass those parameters to this
page. This page connects to a main db, looks up their us
Check the DataFlex docs and see if it has a function that returns this
information, or if the ODBC driver has such a function.
Record numbers are dangerously useless in most database operations - they
get re-used and changed when records are deleted or repair/compress
functions are executed. I
Gian,
You need to setup a DSN, not just pass the name of the database.
There are some examples in the iODBC HOWTO that may help:
http://www.iodbc.org/odbc-phpHOWTO.html
Pay attention to the section on putenv() and configure your DSN in the
odbc.ini file.
Best regards,
Andrew Hill
Director of Te
Hi all,
I have a table in MySQL with the following field:
'time_date' timestamp(14) NOT NULL
When a record is inserted into the table, NULL is inserted into the
time_date field giving me a normal timestamp with the time of the INSERT.
That much is fine.
However, it is necessary for me to u
At 11:59 -0500 9/11/02, Rob Day wrote:
>Hi all,
>I have a table in MySQL with the following field:
> 'time_date' timestamp(14) NOT NULL
>When a record is inserted into the table, NULL is inserted into the
>time_date field giving me a normal timestamp with the time of the INSERT.
>That much i
>From the MySQL Manual:
The TIMESTAMP column type provides a type that you can use to automatically
mark INSERT or UPDATE operations with the current date and time. If you have
multiple TIMESTAMP columns, only the first one is updated automatically.
If YOU want control over this, us the DATETI
Where are the downloads for these apps?
Russell Griechen
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Russell Griechen wrote:
>
> Where are the downloads for these apps?
>
> Russell Griechen
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Grrr!
Just spent ages (well, 2hours) on a precaching system for my PHP code that
didn't work out!
Hang on, I'll backtrack a bit...
My website is using a php engine that picks at snippets of html from the
database, and builds them up to form the page.
A typical page may use 5 of these html sn
Hi..
anyone know any function to convert numeric values to word..
something like this:
1252 --> one thousand two hundred and fifty two
Thanks...
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Not yet a big specialist of PHP, but a rule that apply to nearly all server
side scripting languages, use global variables as less as you can.
They simplify your programer's life, but on a server that is serving a lot
of concurent sessions, it eats all the performances and ressources. It does
no
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> Hi..
> anyone know any function to convert numeric values to word..
> something like this:
> 1252 --> one thousand two hundred and fifty two
>
> Thanks...
http://p2p.wrox.com/archive/c_plus_plus_programming/2001-09/27.asp
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