Any ideas? I want to avoid having two "mysql_query($sql)". I'm basically looking for better functionality and wanting to learn how to clean up my code.
John Taylor-Johnston wrote: > So I should break it up my two queries? > > $sql = 'insert into '.$db2.'.'.$table2.'(KW,AUS,GEO,AN,RB,CO,RR) > select KW,AUS,GEO,AN,RB,CO,RR FROM '.$db.'.'.$table.' > WHERE id='.$id.';'; > > mysql_query($sql); > > $sql = 'DELETE FROM '.$db.'.'.$table.' WHERE id='.$id.' LIMIT 1;'; > mysql_query($sql); > > Any suggestions how I could prompt in between to ask yes or no? PhpMyAdmin does it > with a javascript alert(). An easy answer? Maybe I'm being lazy? > > > For security reasons mysql_query does not support ; to separate queries. > > phpmyadmin splits multiple query strings up (PMA_splitSqlFile()) -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
