John Ryan wrote:
You wouldnt know where to change this setting?
It's not a setting, you just can't do it. Use two mysql_query() calls.
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You wouldnt know where to change this setting?
"John W. Holmes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> John Ryan wrote:
>
> > I want to SELECT * from a table and also update the hit counter by 1. So
> > theres 2 different queries which I know I can easily do in PHP
seperatel
John Ryan wrote:
I want to SELECT * from a table and also update the hit counter by 1. So
theres 2 different queries which I know I can easily do in PHP seperately,
but I thought itd be quicker and more efficient to run them in the same
query, ie seperated by a ';'.
But PHP returns an error, and i
I want to SELECT * from a table and also update the hit counter by 1. So
theres 2 different queries which I know I can easily do in PHP seperately,
but I thought itd be quicker and more efficient to run them in the same
query, ie seperated by a ';'.
But PHP returns an error, and it works fine on t