Hi,
I am running a bouncing script for bounced emails that
updated to a database. What I want to do is have 3
bounces before dis-allowing emails to be sent to that
user.
So I have the following tables in my db:
- Username
Username of the user
- Email
Users Email Address
- email_setting
If set
Hi Marco,
Please use ENGLISH. This mailinglist is english.
Rolf
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Van: Marco A. Ortiz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Verzonden: zaterdag 31 januari 2004 16:45
Aan: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Onderwerp: RE: [PHP-DB] Problema con MySQL
Buenos días a todos:
Hi everyone,
I am translating what Marco says in his email:
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Hola Marco, Con tu permisión estoy traduciendo al ingles lo que dices en tu email.
Rizwan.
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Good morning everyone:
I hope some of you speak Spanish and can help me to find out what is
I am running into a problem and I have yet to find an elegant solution
for it.
I have three fields in a database that cannot have duplicates of these
particular fields.
+--+---++
| hostname | mac | ip |
From: Jas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Has anyone every performed such a feat as to check for matching fields
before updating? And if so could you show me some code that used to
accomplish this. I have written my own but the if - else statements are
getting ridiculous.
Are the columns actually
Marco,
veo lo siguiente:
estás utilizando la sentencia db_connect() en lugar de
mysql_connect(parametros de conexion) y está faltándote
mysql_select_db(base, link); para seleccionar la base de datos que tiene la
tabla articulo_boletin.
el resto parece estar todo 10 puntos.
Saludos
Juan
Lic.
John W. Holmes wrote:
From: Jas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Has anyone every performed such a feat as to check for matching fields
before updating? And if so could you show me some code that used to
accomplish this. I have written my own but the if - else statements are
getting ridiculous.
Are
From: Jason Gerfen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yeah, I have never used a unique field for the database, and you are
right it is a mysql db.
Now is a good time to do it the right way, then...
---John Holmes...
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John W. Holmes wrote:
From: Jason Gerfen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yeah, I have never used a unique field for the database, and you are
right it is a mysql db.
Now is a good time to do it the right way, then...
---John Holmes...
Yes definately, I am trying to convert my exisiting fields to a unique
hi gang
simple question really (for once): I've written a forum system ... most of
it (still lack the edit and perms things, but otherwise it's fully working),
over the past 4-5 days ... but I've noticed that on some of the scripts I've
forgotten the mysql_close ()
will that cause any
I'm using an example from a book [see below]...
First I was getting:
0:0
as the result.
I dropped the complete Mysql 4.1.1 backup into my directory.
Ran code below as phpconn.php
html
head
title/title
/head
body
?php
$lnk = mysql_connect('localhost', 'my_username', 'my_pass')
or
Jas wrote:
John W. Holmes wrote:
From: Jason Gerfen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yeah, I have never used a unique field for the database, and you are
right it is a mysql db.
Now is a good time to do it the right way, then...
Yes definately, I am trying to convert my exisiting fields to a unique
type and
Is it a good place to ask questions about SQLite? I'm going to test it
with PHP5. Anybody here has done it?
Alain
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