I know how to delete stuff from a db.
Now I want to delete all the earliest entires from the database except the
latest 75 entries.
Is it easy or hard?
I know about limit but it doesn't seem to work the other way.
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On Sunday 28 July 2002 17:37, JJ Harrison wrote:
I know how to delete stuff from a db.
DELETE FROM table WHERE something_or_another
Now I want to delete all the earliest entires from the database except the
latest 75 entries.
How do you define 'earliest' and 'latest'? Do you have a
On Sunday 28 July 2002 15:24, JJ Harrison\\ wrote:
In the mysql command line ; is used to signify the ending of the current
query
Yes, but executing MySQL queries through PHP requires that you leave out the
';'
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Jj Harrison wrote:
I know how to delete stuff from a db.
Now I want to delete all the earliest entires from the database except the
latest 75 entries.
Is it easy or hard?
I would say easy..
I know about limit but it doesn't seem to work the other way.
Assuming you have nothing
This is friendlier, cleaner and faster way to return the results.
$chk = implode(, , $chk);
$sql = SELECT field1, field2 FROM tblName WHERE ID IN ($chk) ORDER BY ID;
this should bring back all the records within one resultset, which is easier
to manage
Adam
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