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On 19 September 2012 23:43, Graham H. wrote:
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Dear List -
Thanks to all for your responses.
Here is another one
I wish to accomplish the following
mysqli_stmt_bind_param($stmt, 'sis', $_POST['Site'], $_POST['MedRec'],
$_POST['Sex']);
This statemnt was hand coded. I wish to be able to generalize it.
Therefore -
$sql11 =
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Bruno,
This schema layout seems a little odd to me. Maybe I'm just
misunderstanding the use.
Correct me if I'm wrong here:
Each row in the "bill" table is a customer? (or some other lookup value
for which you're generating the data grid?)
I assume the 15 fields from your original message are
Sorry for the lack of explanation.
Again:
I have to model a bill table.
The bill have 20 fields.
But for each field we have: *registered* value, *billed *value and* total
value.*
So i've created an *bill* table with *20 *fields (representing the bill
fields, like: consumption, demand, etc ), a
On 9/19/2012 3:12 PM, Jim Giner wrote:
On 9/18/2012 8:52 AM, Bruno Sandivilli wrote:
Hi, i strugling to decide what is the best choice:
I have a 15 row x 3 columns Flash DataGrid, it means, for each row i
have 3
values.
To represent this in my Database, I could:
1. Create 2 Tables : A Val
On 9/18/2012 8:52 AM, Bruno Sandivilli wrote:
Hi, i strugling to decide what is the best choice:
I have a 15 row x 3 columns Flash DataGrid, it means, for each row i have 3
values.
To represent this in my Database, I could:
1. Create 2 Tables : A Values table - with 3 columns ; and a Bill
I'm a little confused here.
You have a 15x3x3 set of data to display in a 3 column, 15 row datagrid?
Are you displaying a single value in each cell of the datagrid, or all 3
values for the cell?
How many variables are needed to uniquely select a piece of data from
that 3-dimensional space?
Ca
Anyone? Please.
2012/9/18 Bruno Sandivilli
> Hi, i strugling to decide what is the best choice:
>
> I have a 15 row x 3 columns Flash DataGrid, it means, for each row i have
> 3 values.
> To represent this in my Database, I could:
>
>
>1. Create 2 Tables : A Values table - with 3 columns ; a
