when we try to createlang pltclu tams we get this error:
Error: load of file /usr/lib/pgsql/pltcl.so failed:
/usr/lib/pgsql/pltcl.so: undefined symbol: tcl_createslave
Running RH 7.2, php, postgresql that came with RH7.2
Can someone help please
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$query="SELECT id FROM wt_users WHERE uid=($session['uid'])";
Always print your queries if they do not work. I don't know if { } will
mess anything up since I've never used them. Your doublequotes in your
array will end your statement at [.
if( isset( $id ) ) { <-- use isset (http://www.ph
Hi Jennifer. Change {$session["uid"]} to {$session['uid']} --> double
quotes to single quotes. It's inside a set of single quotes already, so
you have to use double quotes.
/bsh/
Jennifer Downey wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>I'm really stuck and I'm not asking anyone to re-write this just show me what
if($id) {
$id = $pet;
you first check for $id and then set it?
> while(list($pet)=
> mysql_fetch_row($ret))
> print("your pet id is $pet");
>
> So if $pet will print the id from the wt_users (has a value of 3) and I
> assign $id = $pet (id also has a value of 3 in image_data) why doesn't it
>
Hi all,
I'm really stuck and I'm not asking anyone to re-write this just show me what is
wrong, or explain why it wont work. It just seems logical that this should work.
The first query will print the pet id in the browser.
$query="SELECT id FROM wt_users WHERE uid={$session["uid"]}";
$ret =
Is there a function available to find out what time a table in a mySQL
database was updated? If you can help please mail me at
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Hi,
Sorry for the delay.
I'm still about to test the code.
Been busy with Perl and ColdFusion.
It's on my list of things to do still.
I'll be sure to post my code and result as soon as I can
Won't be today though.
I know there is at least one problem ( the $thiszip in the if block. )
Thanks
Rudi.
Hi Chris,
Did you get a useable answer to this?
> Using PHP and MySQL, how can I do an ORDER BY where city = $city?
What
> happens is this, I have a search engine which works nicely, but I want
to
> bring up the closest matches to the search first at the top, how can I
do
> this?
>
> Say you ent
Hi Rudi,
> What do you think ?
There are some problems.
> I'll test it tomorrow at work.
> I'll let you know how she goes.
How did you get on?
Regards,
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NOT a good idea. You would have to run Apache as root (or whatever that
SUID stuff is all about). I've been able to manage keeping all the users
'virtual' and not needing to hand out shell accounts.
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Just remember you will be running those commands as the web server, which
usually have limited access rights.
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From
Beau, you're such a l33t h4x0r ;-)
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From: "Beau Lebens" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'Jeremiah Jester'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2002 5:33 PM
Subject: RE: [PHP-DB] accessing system cmds w/ PHP
> JJ,
> I seem to recall m
Not to mention that you are registering two different variables... try
combining the two by putting a coma between them. i.e.
session_register('signor','username');
HTH
Jas
"Jas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED].;
> Ryan,
> Do you have anything else between your .
Jason, you rock! Works perfectly, thanks!
aron
"Jason Wong" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> On Friday 01 March 2002 01:00, Aron Pilhofer wrote:
>
> [snip]
>
> Try:
>
> > Any help is greatly appreciated. Here's the code:
> >
> > while ($row_new = mysql_fetch_row($r
Ryan,
Do you have anything else between your . Need more code to
determine why.
Jas
"Ryan Snow" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED].;
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> when I do:
> session_start();
> session_register('signor');
> session_register('username');
>
>
> I g
Microsoft Access: light-duty relational database with a world-class (in my
opinion) GUI interface, but I don't think it's going to help you in this
case.
> > > id in image_data has the same value as id in wt_users
do you mean uid in wt_users? So, $id=session ID? I might set that ahead of
time ju
On Friday 01 March 2002 01:00, Aron Pilhofer wrote:
[snip]
Try:
> Any help is greatly appreciated. Here's the code:
>
> while ($row_new = mysql_fetch_row($res_master))
> {
mysql_data_seek($res_new, 0);
> while ($row_old = mysql_fetch_row($res_new))
> {
>e
This one seems like it should be easy, but I can't get anything to work. I
have two tables. I want to pull a first name and last name from each table,
a master table and a new table. Then, I want to list them in a specific way:
I want to list the first name of the master table, then list all the n
Not sure I totally understand the question, but I think the answer is no
because your count isn't part of the database, nor is it part of the query.
You're asking MySQL to sort a field that doesn't exist, in other words.
The only way around that is to have MySQL calculate the number of occurances
on 2/28/02 2:21 AM, Monty at [EMAIL PROTECTED] appended the following bits
to my mbox:
> I have an Image table in a MySQL database that will be used to store the
> location of all images used on my site. Some images will relate to an
> Article table (article.id) and some images may relate to a Me
Not within the construct of auto_increment. You could , however write your
own Serial Assigned Key (SAK) routine in PHP to enforce these business
rules.
=C=
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-Original Message-
From: Andy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTE
Hi there,
I am wondering if it would be possible to have a autoincrement field which
is only 2 digits long. The idea is, that as soon as 99 is reached the next
value will be a free one withing 0-99.
E.g.
A forum has not more than 99 different forums. So lets say we will keep the
ID 2 digits.
Fo
Erwien Samantha Y wrote:
does you webserver (apache?) and/or php have the rights needed to write to
the /tmp directory? if not you have to chmod the permissions for the /tmp dir.
an maybe better idea would be to make directory /tmp/php directory and
chown that to wwwrun. but you should double-
Ok thanks for that info, but I guess I am ignorant to what MS Access is.
Please enlighten me.
Thanks
Jennifer Downey
"Marius Ursache" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED].;
> the best tool for building "join" queries is MS Access .
>
> make a db same as that you use in m
the best tool for building "join" queries is MS Access .
make a db same as that you use in mysql and build the query with access. then
copy/paste queries from there.
to build queries in access is very simple . drag/drop and other visual ways.
Jennifer Downey a écrit :
> Hi all,
>
> Ok first
Hi all,
Ok first I have figured out my question on storing an image path.
my question now is on joining data from two tables.
wt_users has two fields (cols) called
uid and pid,
uid refers to the user
pid refers to the users pet
image_data has a field called
id which refers to the image path
On Wed, 27 Feb 2002, William Fong wrote:
> $article_query = mysql_query("select article_name, article_text from
> articles where article_name LIKE '%$q%' ORDER BY $q_count DESC ") or die
> (mysql_error());
>
> Put the ORDER BY $q_count DESC in your SQL statement and that will make
> MySQL do th
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