Hi All,
I have 5000+ individual clients, each clients may have 100+ records.
Each client can modify to their own records.
In the order of maintenance, robustness, scalability then performance,
which of the following do you think is best.
i)1 big table with 50+ records
ii)
On Wednesday 17 November 2004 13:51, Nate Nielsen wrote:
> i need a script that will connect to a db with a username and password, and
> then export to the screen scripts to both recreate the database structure
> (the create table commands) and then create insert statements to populate
> that info
hi all,
i need to transfer the database from one site (structure and data) to another.
i've been running into some issues.
i need a script that will connect to a db with a username and password, and
then export to the screen scripts to both recreate the database structure (the
create table co
I agree with Bruno.
It depends on the project and project's situation.
Your request for clarification is about Prcedural Programming VS OOP
It realy depends on the situation and project scope.
And this is general not only in PHP but in all the programming
languages where prcedural programming is
Hi Pablo,
The 3 main strong points of using OOP are:
1. Encapsulation
2. Inheritance
3. Polymorphism
I like using OOP instead of includes because of these points. It helps me
alot in doing maintenance releases using this technique instead of having
to deal with thousands of codes which can be a
Hi, This is my first post. English is my 2nd language so I apologize for
any mistakes I might have.
I would describe myself as an intermediate self-thaught PHP programmer,
which means I can do lots of stuff but probly my coding techniques sucks :P
Anyway, Im reading a lot about OOP lately, an
> I am fairly confident that in this particular case the opinion(s)
contained within this email would nicely coincide with those of St. Jude
Children's Research Hospital.
>
> We live in a world full of geometry.
>
> Ignatius Reilly
... Not to be outwitted ...
I'm quite certain my statements in t
Brent Baisley wrote:
round()
rtfm.
I would agree, rtfm is a good choice in this regard but the wrong rtfm.
This is something that should be done IN the database not in PHP. If you
are using PostgreSQL you can do this:
select column::numeric(10,2) from foo;
Sincerely,
Joshua D. Drake
On Nov 16,
I don't even know if this is possible, or if I'll have to go the route of .NET
development to get this sort of functionality (I'm sure it's possible if I jump
through enough hoops).
But here's what I'm trying to accomplish...
- users are all on a local intranet with access to a shared drive (no pr
I am fairly confident that in this particular case the opinion(s) contained
within this email would nicely coincide with
those of St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
We live in a world full of geometry.
Ignatius Reilly
_
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From: "Norland, Mar
Am Di, den 16.11.2004 schrieb Joe Bandenburg um 21:15:
> i there,
>
> It's my first post here, so go gentle.
It's your 2nd post - you sent the same post one Nov. 8th, but I was on a
conference and not able to answer :)
>
> I have run into a problem when trying to extend the MySQLi_result object
round()
rtfm.
On Nov 16, 2004, at 3:38 PM, Chris Payne wrote:
Hi there everyone,
Just a quick question, I’m having to calculate some values from an
existing
database, but on some of the results I get (For example)
0.5907
How can I limit the result to only 2 digits after the decimal poi
i there,
It's my first post here, so go gentle.
I have run into a problem when trying to extend the MySQLi_result object
because the MySQLi object's method "query" always returns a
MySQLi_result and, to my knowledge, it is impossible to make it do
otherwise. So, my question is, how do I alter th
$number = 0.5907;
Round($number,2);
YAY!
:)
-TG
> -Original Message-
> From: Chris Payne [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, November 16, 2004 3:38 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [PHP-DB] Numeric question
>
>
> Hi there everyone,
>
>
>
> Just a quick ques
> Just a quick question, I'm having to calculate some values from an
existing database,
> but on some of the results I get (For example)
> 0.5907
> How can I limit the result to only 2 digits after the decimal point
with PHP?
> Thanks
> Chris
Let the manual guide you: http://www.php.net/ro
Hi there everyone,
Just a quick question, I’m having to calculate some values from an existing
database, but on some of the results I get (For example)
0.5907
How can I limit the result to only 2 digits after the decimal point with
PHP?
Thanks
Chris
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Sessions work fine with IIS.
Check you php.ini file for register_globase if that is off (default) you
can only access your variables through $_SESSION[]
- Frank
> can you show some code?
>
> bastien
>
> >From: "Adil" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >Subject: [PHP-DB] IIS/PHP que
>$sql = "SELECT * FROM users WHERE username='$username' AND
password='$password'";
>$result = odbc_exec($dbConnection, $sql);
>
>while ($rows = odbc_fetch_array($result)) {
> //This doesn't work with odbc_fetch_object either
> print $rows->COLUMNNAME;
>}
It's returning an array, not an obj
can you show some code?
bastien
From: "Adil" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP-DB] IIS/PHP question
Date: Tue, 16 Nov 2004 11:16:40 -0500
I'm having a weird issue with sessions on IIS running PHP. I was finally
able to use sessions on IIS by setting the save_path to "/temp" an
Hey people,
Again, thanks to anyone whose answered my questions, its helping out a great
deal.
I figured out the sessions issues thanks to some of the replies I received
but if its not one thing its the other it seems.
Anyone know much about odbc_fetch_array() or odbc_fetch_object() functions
in
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On 16 November 2004 15:12, Neil Smith wrote:
> That
>
> if (df[i].checked=true) {
>
> should of course read
>
> if (df[i].checked==true) {
No it shouldn't -- it should read
I'm having a weird issue with sessions on IIS running PHP. I was finally
able to use sessions on IIS by setting the save_path to "/temp" and that
seems to work.
However, I can register a variable using session_register, but when I go to
the next page, it doesn't seem to see the session varaible ev
That
if (df[i].checked=true) {
should of course read
if (df[i].checked==true) {
Cheers - Neil
function validate_form() {
valid=true;
df=document.forms["myform"];
var regex="del\[\d+\]";
for (i=0; i
Yes it can be a bit tricky first time. You'll be using numeric indexes
(it's the easiest) so probably like this :
Iterate through the form's elements array, check if each one is a [checkbox
/ radio / other] and then check the name for the element against a regex.
If it matches then you need to u
Every evening, for whatever reason, our Oracle db (9.2.0) is restated.
After it is restarted, I am unable to build a connection with Oracle from
PHP untill Apache is restarted.
Whenever I do an ociplogon() or ocilogon() following an Oracle DB restart,
it fails but I am unable to get a descripti
I am getting this:
[Tue Nov 16 06:55:31 2004] [notice] child pid 25537 exit signal
Segmentation fault (11)
When I call this:
header("Location: main.php");
It only appears to happen when I'm making an Oracle database call and
it takes awhile to come back. When I take the Oracle call out, it
does
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On 16 November 2004 03:03, Chris Payne wrote:
This is OT, really, but because it's an easy answer:
> if ( document.removeitems.del.value == "" )
> BUT because the tickboxes in
Hi folks,
I'd luv to know:
1. if it is possible to write a robot in PHP;
2. how a query can be ran faster in mysql. i heard of hasing but i seem not to
understand the whole concept. 'd be glad if someone can help though.
Tahnks for the usual cooperation.
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