Hi,
My Php Version is 4.3.1
When I use ocibindbyname like below
OCIBindByName($stmt,:nb_lines_matched, $nblignes, 32)
I receive the following message :
[Tue Sep 16 13:43:01 2003] [error] PHP Warning: Call-time
pass-by-reference has been deprecated - argument passed by value; If you
would
Mike Klein wrote:
For example, php mysql library supports list_dbs and list_tables commands as
well as getting table metadata. MySQL sql also 'natively' supports these
commands (show databases, show tables, describe tableName).
Why not similar commands for Oracle, SQLServer, etc.? These are simply
Why are you using COM - haveyou looked at PEAR DB - this is class that
makes conencting ot various DB's easy in php
http://pear.php.net/manual/en/package.database.php
Joe Mack wrote:
I am having problems making things happen in a Microsoft Access Database
that I am connecting to through an ADO
Hello,
Can anyone from the lists please tell me why this bit of code is not
picking up on the first record in the database? If the 'id' I'm looking
for is '1' it doesn't populate the _SESSION variables. Any 'id' greater
then '1' will populate the _SESSION variables.
$q = SELECT * FROM
Please don't cross-post.
See below - M.
At 10:17 AM 9/17/2003 -0400, Roger Spears wrote:
Hello,
Can anyone from the lists please tell me why this bit of code is not
picking up on the first record in the database? If the 'id' I'm looking
for is '1' it doesn't populate the _SESSION variables.
I'm sorry for the double post. Other then letting both lists know this
was solved, it won't happen again. Sorry.
Thank you for the solution!
I new it was simple. I've been staring at it too long. Fresh eyes
always helps!
Thanks again,
Roger
You are making the fetch twice, and not using
Dear all
I am putting together some pages where I will be able to update mysql
database using php pages. I am having a problem with updating. I put a
record into textboxes and when I press submit it passes the values to the
next page. The problem I am having is updating the values. Here is my
Sergio Barreira [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit dans le message
news: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi:
I have a Oracle 7.3.3 on Unix, but in my computer (client) Windows
2000 i have a php source code that try to connect with this database.
I test with TNSPING and SQLPLUS commands line, and connect
Roy A Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit dans le message news:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I just wanted to add my two cents ...
(snip)
I have compiled php with BOTH --with-oracle and --with-oci8. It is
usually preferred to have your architectures/systems separate to prevent
some performance issues. As a
On Wednesday 17 September 2003 22:34, David wrote:
I am putting together some pages where I will be able to update mysql
database using php pages. I am having a problem with updating. I put a
record into textboxes and when I press submit it passes the values to the
next page. The problem I am
On Wednesday 17 September 2003 18:46, pete M wrote:
Mike Klein wrote:
For example, php mysql library supports list_dbs and list_tables commands
as well as getting table metadata. MySQL sql also 'natively' supports
these commands (show databases, show tables, describe tableName).
Why not
Dear Jason
Here is my original problem below as I am treated as spam. When it
reaches the next page, when the update query is run, it does not update
the database.
Regards
David
Anagram Systems
http://www.anagram-sys.co.uk/ http://www.web-planets.com/davec/techsitedb/
Dear all
I am putting
On Wednesday 17 September 2003 23:42, David wrote:
Here is my original problem below as I am treated as spam. When it
reaches the next page, when the update query is run, it does not update
the database.
*sigh*
Could you please describe *exactly* what happens. Eg does your error messages
Dear Jason
I need a secure way of updating mysql on the website, phpadmin is not
secure enough
So I have created these pages in order:
A page to choose the databases
Next a page to choose the table
Next a list of the records in the table
Next to edit the page using textboxes and textareas
I pass
On Thursday 18 September 2003 01:03, David wrote:
I need a secure way of updating mysql on the website, phpadmin is not
secure enough
Why is phpadmin not secure enough? Or to put it another way, what are you
doing differently that makes it more secure than php admin?
So I have created
I need a secure way of updating mysql on the website, phpadmin is not
secure enough
[snip]
$MySQLLink = mysql_pconnect (davecp4, root, )
or die(Could not attach to database. Please try later or contact
[EMAIL PROTECTED]);
Please tell me you just took the password out of that for
Jason Wong wrote:
On Wednesday 17 September 2003 18:46, pete M wrote:
Mike Klein wrote:
For example, php mysql library supports list_dbs and list_tables commands
as well as getting table metadata. MySQL sql also 'natively' supports
these commands (show databases, show tables, describe
I am gettting this error using ADO to work on a MS Access 2000 DB using PHP.
My code is attached.
The thing that is confusing me -- I am getting the error on the very first
recordset I try to open (line 13).
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Joe
begin 666
Sorry it's for mysql only...but this merely reflects the current state
of php's database support...especially regarding functions for
retrieving database metadata.
Current support is for pointclick browsing and simple queries. I will
be adding support for joins, calculated columns, and more in
19 matches
Mail list logo
