Sure!!!
Take a look on:
http://www.weberdev.com
http://odbtp.sourceforge.net/
My personal suggest is to use odbtp whith pear DB interface.
Regards,
Luis Morales
rob wrote:
> Anyone got any good websites or resources on how to connect to an
> access database and perform sql querrys etc, i
Anyone got any good websites or resources on how to connect to an access
database and perform sql querrys etc, in Linux running apache?
or if anyone has the connection strings required
thanks in advance !!
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Hello,
Thank you very much to Bastien Koert and Firan
Corneliu. You both solved my problem.
Shame on me!
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Actually, that is exactly what you are doing. $result is the handle to the
dataset, not the dataset itself. Try this:
//log to the server
$db=mysql_connect("localhost","root","");
if ($db) {
//test if the connexion works
$sel=mysql_select_db("test");
if ($sel) {
$sql_query="SELEC
The message that you receive is not an error, it
is a description of the object $result after the
query is done.
So, you will not get anywhere just by echo $result,
you have to process that information using one
of the mysql_fetch_array(),mysql_fetch_assoc(),
mysql_result().
In your case try :
Hello,
I'm starting to learn how to manage databases with
MySQL/PHP. The program is very basic but I have a
strange error: "Resource id #3".
I read many things on Internet and understood that
others have this error because they are trying to echo
the pointer of the query and not the result itself.
Hi Tony, Miguel
yes that was my intention at first, but to absorb all three, Shop,
Employee, and Customer (and there may be 2 more to come) into an Address
table would be inefficient both in storage space and search time,..no?
having this compound keys at a separate Address table is essential