Can I UPDATE an int record with MySql and add 1 to it? without extracting it
into a variable first? If so, what am I looking for in the www.mysql.com
manual. Seems it only deals with SELECT and WHERE.
Thanks,
John
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Can I UPDATE an int record with MySql and add 1 to it? without extracting it
into a variable first? If so, what am I looking for in the www.mysql.com
manual. Seems it only deals with SELECT and WHERE.
Thanks,
John
UPDATE table
Hi,
Is there a way with PHP to process data from Paradox tables ?
Thanks,
Rosen
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if you can connect via odbc, you can use php with it.
i just googled - paradox, database, php
and the first link will answer your question.
ps. Rosen your email bouncesunknown user.
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Thanks,
I need someone, who created this to know is this reliable ( I mean Paradox
PHP )
Thanks,
Rosen
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if you can connect via odbc, you can use php with it.
i just googled - paradox, database, php
and the first link
Dillon, John wrote:
Can I UPDATE an int record with MySql and add 1 to it? without extracting it
into a variable first? If so, what am I looking for in the www.mysql.com
manual. Seems it only deals with SELECT and WHERE.
Would have taken you two seconds to actually try this...
UPDATE Table SET
Maybe tis a little bit out of topic...
I want to learn using PHP with MySQL.
After long time reading, I still have no idea how to build a database on a
remote computer
How to create a MySQL database on a remote server on the internet?
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A VERY, VERY quick list of some resources that may help you out. There are
many more.
Excellent starter's book by Kevin Yank is available here:
http://www.sitepoint.com/article/228
When I first started, I used it and had stuff up and running in an hour.
Also, look on Amazon for PHP and MySQL
UPDATE fieldname SET fieldname=fieldname+1 WHERE where condition
Make sure to have a WHERE condition, or you will update all the 'fieldname'
entries in your table - you have been warned.
PS - Didn't look very hard on mysql.com, did you ;-p
PPS - Please can you stop posting 40 empty lines to the