That depends on what you're doing. Here's why I can't
provide feedback:
1) Your code isn't at all complete, the foreach
isn't even finished.
Not what matters here, I just snipped a bit of code in
here. I'm not even concerned about it because the
code works fine. I just need some work on a
Hey David,
Well basically I think it's a problem with the declaration of variables
and/or the way they are being processed by the form.
Here is the individual addNews function:
function addNews() {
global $db;
/* declare variables here? */
/* insert the new news entry
you could use:
for ($i=0; $i max; $i++)
{
mysql_query(update Table1, Table2 set Table1.field1 = Table2.field2
where Table1.no = Table2.no);
}
OR if you use mysqlt daemon (support for transactions, in this case is best)
mysql_query('BEGIN');
for ($i=0; $i max; $i++)
{
if (!
This one cooked me 2 when I realised my online by was 3x and local was 4x
only 4+ supports a join on an update statement
from the manual
Starting with MySQL Version 4.0.4, you can also perform UPDATE
operations that cover multiple tables:
UPDATE items,month SET items.price=month.price
WHERE
On Wed, 18 Feb 2004 09:35:22 -, Slippyaah wrote:
Well basically I think it's a problem with the declaration of variables
and/or the way they are being processed by the form.
Here is the individual addNews function:
function addNews() {
global $db;
/* declare variables here?
Hi,
does anyone know how to get the Structure of a table using SQL.
(ex.: SELECT ?RELATION_SOURCE?, RDB$RELATION_NAME FROM RDB$RELATIONS)
Isn't there any table containing the CREATE STATEMENT for a table?
Maybe I have to use another command?
Please help !
Thx,
DiZEM
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If you're using MySQL, you can use the DESCRIBE tablename command. There's a
pretty straightforward (and easy to find) section on the DESCRIBE command in
the MySQL documentation.
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From: DiZEM PGC [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2004 8:11 AM
Sorry...just re-read the subject and realized you're using Interbase. Need
coffee. ;)
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From: Hutchins, Richard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2004 8:24 AM
To: 'DiZEM PGC'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [PHP-DB] Interbase: How to get table
Hi all,
I am trying to build a script to make nested searches in a table. I have a form
compossed of a text field and a select dropdown menu with all the fields in the table.
The user can write in the text box and then select the field in which to perform the
search. This works fine so
Us use the PEAR db abstraction layer which has a function to do this
pete
Dizem Pgc wrote:
Hi,
does anyone know how to get the Structure of a table using SQL.
(ex.: SELECT ?RELATION_SOURCE?, RDB$RELATION_NAME FROM RDB$RELATIONS)
Isn't there any table containing the CREATE STATEMENT for a table?
You can concat to the 1º filter statement the 2º. ex:
SELECT * FROM atable WHERE (fieldname = fieldvalue) AND (fieldname2 =
fieldvalue2)
For the user to search twice in the same field i think you have to use the
LIKE operator instead of the = and use the % in the string as wildcard. ex:
1º
I've tried playing around with it a bit but I'm getting quite confused now.
It still doesn't like my declaration of variables and I'm not sure how to
declare 'id' either as it isn't used in the form as a field of entry - just
an index in the database.
Any help would greatly be appreciated cause
Hi,
...table structure without PEAR ?
Is it possible to accomplish this by a sql-statement or do I really HAVE TO
install this xtension (PEAR) ?
Cuz I've already written a few scripts containing many function calls (self
written classes, too). I read the PEAR extension organizes everything
Jerry wrote:
That depends on what you're doing. Here's why I can't
provide feedback:
1) Your code isn't at all complete, the foreach
isn't even finished.
Not what matters here, I just snipped a bit of code in
here. I'm not even concerned about it because the
code works fine. I just need some
Hello,
I'm a php beginner and not succeed in fetching an oracle query result
into an array. I want to load the colum names of a table (from an
Oracle9i) into a select-field. There is something working, but only
the last column name appears in the select field and is wraped by each
letter.
For
On 18 February 2004 18:22, Torsten Lange contributed these pearls of wisdom:
while(OCIFetch($stmt))
{
$column_name = OCIResult($stmt,'COLUMN_NAME');
missing [] here -- should be:
$column_name[] = OCIResult($stmt,'COLUMN_NAME');
On Tuesday 17 February 2004 04:41 pm, Gerard Samuel wrote:
Currently using sqlite 2.8.11 (distributed by php snaps) with php4.3.5rc2
on windows XP.
Several months ago, I added support for sqlite in a database abstraction
class I created. It worked great then.
Im trying to see if things are
Hi Folks:
Does anyone here have the mysqli extension running correctly on their
machines? If so, could you please help the PEAR DB project by running the
test suite?
Instructions for doing so are here:
http://cvs.php.net/co.php/pear/DB/doc/TESTERS
Pardon me for posting to a list I'm not
Dizem Pgc wrote:
Hi,
...table structure without PEAR ?
Is it possible to accomplish this by a sql-statement or do I really HAVE TO
install this xtension (PEAR) ?
Cuz I've already written a few scripts containing many function calls (self
written classes, too). I read the PEAR extension
To make your life much easier, I recommend using PEAR DB. The function
calls are very easy and work for any DBMS (no remembering DB specific
calls :-)). It also gives you lots of added functionality, such as
fetching of an entire result set at once, fetching only one row, or even
fetching one
hi,
thank you for your reply but I can't do a multiple table update because my
server is using MySQL with version lesser than 4.0... please enlighten me
how I can write the same update statement without using multiple table
update.. is there a way to use JOIN or something??
thanks thanks..
hwee
Hi all,
Not sure how to handle this situation and was hoping someone with a
bigger brain then me could help.
2 tables
tbl_hoursbought
id | client | hours
1 | test | 5
2 | test | 10
tbl_hoursused
Unless you are using 4.1 (which allows subqueries), you should perform 3
queries, the first 2 creating temporary tables:
- sum
- difference
- left join
Ignatius
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