For what it's worth, if you store your form fields in an array, you can
loop through the array to search for isset empty on each array element
and have the array add the fields that are relevant to your sql
statement.
Doing this will also ensure that you won't have to modify your script
(that
I'm trying to use a delete subquery in Oracle (using SQL) and it is preventing me from
deleting when no records are found in the SELECT statement.
DELETE roles WHERE roleid NOT IN (SELECT DISTINCT roleid FROM users WHERE
roleid='Staff Member';
There are no records in the USERS table that
Hi,
I have a need to create a web interface that will be used to connect to many,
separate MySQL databases.
Basically, it's a central php web application that will make connections to one of
perhaps 500-1000 different MySQL servers to do some simple queries, then disconnect.
Each server
