No, I agree, for this matter you can never create a regular expression
well written enough to match all or even most of the lingo we use.
=
Been off the list for a couple of days and just stumbled across this
thread.
Our company uses some kind of 'nicey-ni
O'Reilly has several good books available as well as about a ton of
on-line articles (OnLamp.com) by folks like John Coggeshall that were a
big help as I got started. Also Wiley press has one of those '15 hour
crash course' books on Apache, MySQL, and PHP. The PHP manual is a
pretty good place t
find out what you're receiving from
mysql:
print ""; print_r($myrow); print ""; That will show
you the keys that you should use.
Jos
-Original Message-
From: Finner, Doug [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 02 May 2005 16:05
To: php-db@lists.php.net
Subject:
I want to build a table that is populated from a MySQL query and have
the table include some aggregate data (mean, sd, and cv).
If I select 'avg(RawData) as Mn' - and then stuff Mn into the table -
life is good.
If I try and select just RawData and computed the mean and sd at the
time the table i
