I think if I saw any one of these variations on "correct data" I
could figure out how to do the others but my instinctive answer would
be the previous record (or the new first record if the first record
were the one deleted.) My first go at this isn't fussy; I just
"know" that leaving a re
As long as we are talking about mySQL, is there a way to
programatically refresh a database query? I have a master/detail
form which includes a button to delete the currently selected record
and this works fine insofar as it deletes the record from the
database but the fields and table all
James
What constitutes "the correct data" to display after the deletion?
Empty fields? Previous record? Next record? In some sort of sort
sequence?
Once you can define that, I think writing a bit of Transcript to give
you what you want is pretty easy but there's no sort of de facto ru
As long as we are talking about mySQL, is there a way to
programatically refresh a database query? I have a master/detail
form which includes a button to delete the currently selected record
and this works fine insofar as it deletes the record from the
database but the fields and table all
Dreamhost. <$10/month for all goodies. Great dedicated deals too. I
host 15 sites there. Even the 'shared' hosting rocks...
Can anyone recommend a good ISP with 'proper' database hosting (MySQL PHP
etc...)
Regards
Martin McCarrick
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Hi Martin,
I just had a look at the feature matrix provided by your hosting
company and an upgrade may in fact be required, depending on the
hosting package you have now
Bummer. :(
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> Hi Docmann
>
> It seems that I cant even use p
ODBC connection) cannot be established."
I'm moving Host. Can you suggest anyone?
Regards
Martin
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Hello Xavier,
Actually there is a link directly from the main phpMyAdmin page where you
can check and or change the status (assuming you have the right access
privilages).
I know that on our LAN
have been taken to the limit
> > with
> > >> call centre's. I would love to speak to an English speaking person who I
> > can
> > >> understand & who isn't simply referencing a FAQ (that I've already
> > studied)
> > >> to provide ans
p; who isn't simply referencing a FAQ (that I've already
> studied)
> >> to provide answers.
> >>
> >> I think id like to simply change ISP (out the frying pan!)
> >>
> >> Thanks for your help
> >>
> >> Martin
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imply change ISP (out the frying pan!)
>
> Thanks for your help
>
> Martin
>
>
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Martin,
Later I'll be trying to drive the phpmyadmin post and gets to make it run
but as you imagine it's not very effi
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>Hi Martin,
>
>> I'm trying to connect to my database which is hosted by
>> oneandone.co.uk
t access.
Can anyone recommend a good ISP with 'proper' database hosting (MySQL PHP
etc...)
Regards
Martin McCarrick
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Note that some ISPs block this capability...
Mine does...
cheers
Xavier
On 28.04.2005 06:00:02 use-revolution-bounces wrote:
>Hi Martin,
>
>> I'm trying to connect to my database which is hosted by
>> oneandone.co.uk. I'm
>> using the database query builder in RR.
>>
>> I set the name (Contact),
Hi Martin,
I'm trying to connect to my database which is hosted by
oneandone.co.uk. I'm
using the database query builder in RR.
I set the name (Contact),
host (db141.oneandone.co.uk) - this is the actual server name
Database (db),
User (dbo)
Password ()
When I try to press
Hi,
I'm trying to connect to my database which is hosted by oneandone.co.uk. I'm
using the database query builder in RR.
I set the name (Contact),
host (db141.oneandone.co.uk) - this is the actual server name
Database (db),
User (dbo)
Password ()
When I try to press
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