Hello
--- Pete <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit :
>Another problem is that the table is created with the
>name $num and is not replaced like I want by its
>value. How can I solve this other problem?
Use double quotes around the "SELECT..., not the
single quotes that you
have now.
Thank you very very much for your help. I really had
the feeling that I would never solve this problem.
So, here is the good answer:
Wrong:
$sql_query = 'CREATE TABLE $num ('
. ' `variable1` DATE NOT NULL'
. ' )';
Good:
$sql_query = "CREATE TABLE `$num` (variable1 DATE NOT
NULL,
variable2 smallint(4) unsigned NOT NULL)";
Just use the `` for the name of the table.
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