i want to search the table called comments, and i want to count the number of times
artid appears. then i want to group them all together, but then i want to order them
by most appearances to fewest. so if artid 1 appeared 40 times and it was the most, i
want that to be retrieved first. if
For the overhead i can't tell you anything, probably you will have something
in the mysql manual.
About the locking i supose that your users will be able to select from the
table, but wont be able to do updates, etc.. while the optimization ocurrs.
The database will probably put those instruction
sorry i have a great error in my last post,
when i say:
PhpmyAdmin or any other php script can be scheduled,
i mean:
PhpmyAdmin or any other php script _CAN_ _NOT_ be scheduled,
it happends.
- Original Message -
From: Ricardo Lopes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Ng Hwee Hwee [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello,
I'm working with a DB SQL Server. This DB has a table with Japanese
characters.
When I read a field (with Japanese characters) with function
mssql_fetch_array(), always it return characters '?'.
If I put 'print((Japanese characters));', these Japanese characters are
shown correctly.
My
Hello,
I have a connectoin ODBC with a SQL Server database. A table has a field of
type 'nvarchar'. This field contains japanese characters.
How can I read these japanese characteres? When I read (with: select name
from data) only read '?' character.
Thaks very much.
Juan Torres.
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How can I read from a SQL Server DB, a field of type 'nvarchar'. This field
contais japanese characters.
thanks!
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I think you just have to 'alias' the result count, so that ORDER BY knows
what to use to do the ordering - it needs a column name, but an alias is
equivalent to a column name.
So :
$mostcomquery = SELECT artid, COUNT(*) AS hitcount
FROM comments
You cannot use the odbc mssql extensions to read nvarchar ntext
fields. You will have to use the odbtp extension located at
http://odbtp.sourceforge.net. It provides support for UNICODE data.
-- bob
On Fri, 13 Feb 2004, Juan Torres wrote:
Hello,
I have a connectoin ODBC with a SQL Server
Hi Alain
It is very safe. The ODBTP service has been running on a production
machine that is also running SQL Server 2000. It has been running without
failure since 12/15/2003, and has served over 1.5 million connections. A
single ODBTP server is being used to connect to several MSSQL
6.5,
Use the odbtp extension. It provides the best, easiest and maybe
only support for SQL Server's UNICODE data fields within PHP.
-- bob
On Fri, 13 Feb 2004, Juan Torres wrote:
How can I read from a SQL Server DB, a field of type 'nvarchar'. This field
contais japanese characters.
thanks!
I guess the time has come that my boss wants Next, Previous, First, Last
paging for our data displays of large recordsets or datasets.
Any good solutons out there already? I have pieces of a few examples.
Also, how to deal with printing? I would assume that the ideal page size is not the
On Fri, 13 Feb 2004, Karen Resplendo wrote:
I guess the time has come that my boss wants Next, Previous, First,
Last paging for our data displays of large recordsets or datasets.
First, do a query to find out how many rows.
select count(*) from table where (your where clauses for the
Most of the PHP solutions I have seeen require the use of session
variables. You could create an array containing only the unique
identifiers of all the records, and then store it into a session variable.
You would then use another session variable to retain the page size, and
then include the
I know phpclasses.org has a few recordset paging classes out there for your
convenience. Might want to try on a couple of those too just to see if they
fit.
Rich
-Original Message-
From: Robert Twitty [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 13, 2004 1:34 PM
To: Karen
In no way I am trying start some long thread here. But I have always
heard it was bad to store that much data in a session array? I could
just be really off here and not understanding what I have read. I know
PHP stores the sessions as text files. The only reason I can come up
with why one
On Fri, 13 Feb 2004, Paul Miller wrote:
I have always heard it was bad to store that much data in a session array?
Can someone clarify this for me?
IMO It is bad to store lots of data in session variables.
The $_REQUEST var for the post/get should be enough.
URL: search.php?page=10
code:
If you are not opearating in a stateless environment, then you could use a
cursor. The web is a stateless environment, and therefore the record set
needs to be cached either to disk or memeory. The other alternative is to
rerun the query for each page request. Using disk space to store query
One way that I have found - but never used is...
http://sqlrelay.sourceforge.net/
It can cache result sets in a file for later use. You can then use It
does a whole bunch of other stuff too. I really need to install this
and start working with it.
- Paul
-Original Message-
From:
On Fri, 13 Feb 2004, Robert Twitty wrote:
If you are not opearating in a stateless environment, then you could use a
cursor. The web is a stateless environment, and therefore the record set
needs to be cached either to disk or memeory. The other alternative is to
rerun the query for each
hi,
i am relatively new to php and new to this email list.
i have what i think are fairly simple questions about using mysql and
php. i have done some research and can't seem to find the answer i
need.
# 1. i want to set the date format to display dates in a format other
than the standard
On Fri, 13 Feb 2004, t wrote:
hi,
i am relatively new to php and new to this email list.
i have what i think are fairly simple questions about using mysql and
php. i have done some research and can't seem to find the answer i
need.
# 1. i want to set the date format to display dates in a
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