[PHP-DB] Re: Which community is better?

2002-07-22 Thread Nuttzy 

On the main page there is a notice stating that the demo is not working.
Not sure why.  You may just want to download and experiment with it.
Especially if you have a mysql DB, the installation is automated an
painless.  Plus it's free ;-)

-Nuttzy

"Dasmeet Singh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>
> Sir,
> Thanx for PHPBB info.. To be true.. i find the phpBB's website amongst
> the best i have ever seen (that cute huts are really attractive). But i
> am unable to test the demo...It says
> Critical error...couldnt connect to database.
> Hope you will check that out.
> Dasmeet
>
> Nuttzy wrote:
> > I'm on the Mod Development Team for phpBB, so I'm clearly biased.  I
LOVE
> > phpBB and find it meets all my needs.  In my opinion, it is clearly the
best
> > of the free boards out there.  I would also say that is the best board
> > period, free or otherwise, but the vBulletin fans make a good case.
> > vBulletin does have a few more features, but I like the tight
integration,
> > layout, and intuitiveness of phpBB.  Furthermore, the development of
phpBB
> > is ongoing and there are many folks pitching in for this open source
> > project.  By the time of their next major version release, I think it
will
> > equal or surpass vBulletin in all aspects.
> >
> > Let me know if you have any questions.  Or you can visit the phpBB
community
> > forums at http://www.phpBB.com/community
> >
> > Good Luck!
> > -Nuttzy
> >
> >
> > "Dasmeet Singh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> >
> >>I wish to implement a discussion forum for an educational site. I have
> >>heard of several PHP/MySQL ones available like postnuke, PHPBB,
> >>NeoPlanet etc.
> >>Which one is best and shall be good for educational site.
> >>Thx in advance.
> >>Dasmeet
> >>
> >>
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[PHP-DB] Re: MS Access - default value in create table

2002-07-17 Thread Nuttzy 

FYI, I'm sending this stuff through the odbc_exec command.  Any MS Access
experts out there?

Thanks!
-Nuttzy

"Nuttzy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I can create tables and perform alterations just fine.  However, if I try
to
> specify a DEFAULT value in either CREATE TABLE or ALTER TABLE, it craps
out
> on me.  For example, this works
>
> ALTER TABLE phpbb_mytable
>ALTER COLUMN LastName TEXT(40)
>
> ...but this doesn't
>
> ALTER TABLE phpbb_mytable
>ALTER COLUMN LastName TEXT(40) DEFAULT Unknown
>
> ...even though I believe this is the correct syntax.  Same thing happens
for
> CREATE TABLE.  Help!!!
>
> Thanks,
> -Nuttzy
>
>



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[PHP-DB] MS Access - default value in create table

2002-07-15 Thread Nuttzy 

I can create tables and perform alterations just fine.  However, if I try to
specify a DEFAULT value in either CREATE TABLE or ALTER TABLE, it craps out
on me.  For example, this works

ALTER TABLE phpbb_mytable
   ALTER COLUMN LastName TEXT(40)

...but this doesn't

ALTER TABLE phpbb_mytable
   ALTER COLUMN LastName TEXT(40) DEFAULT Unknown

...even though I believe this is the correct syntax.  Same thing happens for
CREATE TABLE.  Help!!!

Thanks,
-Nuttzy



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