On 11/1/07, Nelly Yusupova <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> A friend of mine is trying to learn SQL and asked me for some resources to
> point her in the right direction as far as understanding SQL, table-driven
> designs, logic, etc.
>
> Does anyone have any recommendations?
Hi Nelly,
There is a boo
I apologize if this was already posted. I didn't see it come
through the list and there were no answers which is unusual :-)
I have a multipart form for uploading graphics and documents.
It works fine. However, the ownership of the uploaded file - on a Linux
box - is set to apache
I have also learned a lot just by reading MySQL documentation (and it
was bloody hell trying to learn how to combat SQL injection but I think
I got a grasp on it). A good way I also learned the rights and wrong
was playing in PHPMyAdmin and just testing queries on data that was just
there to play
Although it may sound cliche or whatever, I learned SQL from just reading
the MySQL documentation. It gives a pretty good tutorial with basic queries
and such.
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/4.1/en/tutorial.html
I'm not sure how it is now but I'm assuming its of similar use these days.
On 11/3
Elliotte Harold wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What you seem to be saying here is "I can add a record type whenever I
need it and call it whatever I want".
So in a hospital, a doctor decides for some reason he needs to track
toe size of the patient over treatment. So he adds in a toe-size
Elliotte Harold wrote:
Certainly SQL databases can be evolved, but it's really hard to do.
I've never had a problem with it 10 years ago when we changed and
evolved our business processes to constantly improve a part management
and ordering system.
It was always a simple matter - you either
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What you seem to be saying here is "I can add a record type whenever I
need it and call it whatever I want".
So in a hospital, a doctor decides for some reason he needs to track toe
size of the patient over treatment. So he adds in a toe-size tag
3
And records that
inforequest wrote:
Gee, David you just blew any chance you had of selling that book on the
PHP list!
-=john
Nah, I need it, otherwise my desk is wobbly again.
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