An easy way to do it (work around) is to dump it as csv or html. If your
form can output an html table to the browser to show results then all you
need is to include a short instruction on the html form that has all results
in html table that would say something like "Save with your browser's 'sav
Quick work around: Dump the MySQL data into a comma delimited file and then
pick it up with MS Word Document Form to be merged. Then with the MS Task
Scheduler I would schedule to open the document to print automatically
and/or research with MS to email automatically.
CB.
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Go to PHP.net, books @ bookstore.
Seems like you are trying to insert data from an array into a MySQL table, I
would visit http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/index.html site too.
Good luck.
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"Ronald "The Newbie" Allen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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You can always test if your SQL statement successfully completed or not to
determine errors. Using:
$myresult =mysql_query($queryX,$myconn);
if (! $myresult) {
echo mysql_error($myresult) ;
}
else {
// nothing or
echo "Query successful";
}
"Ryan Jameson" <[
Yes you have to break this up into fields that hold your Firstname,
MI,Lastname. This has so many advantages, using PHP string function to
query inside fields might be useful somewhere else, I wouldn't recommend it
for use in a large DB. Divide and conquer!
Espero este consejo te sirva, ese erro
You can always try indexing your data, this will improve your query speeds.
Don't know how you are quering data, but would suggest using keys and
"optimized" query expressions. You should also check your Win 2000 services
running and anything that might interfere with your setup (ie: antivir,
etc)
Read: http://www.mysql.com/products/licensing-examples.html
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"Richard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hello
>
> I hope this is a rumour but I heard that MySQL is now fully GPL which it
> wasn't earlier.
> I think the part used to communicate with the
Try reading this on PHP site, documentation here is pretty useful.
http://us4.php.net/manual/en/ref.mssql.php
Suerte.
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"Jean Fernando Ortiz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hi all!
> I need to know how I must connect to MS SQL Server 2000 in a Win
You can achieve much more with a Database backend, if your boss likes
spreadsheets (XLS) then you can always export from any database backend
(which ever one you want). He can still keep hyperlinks etc for web access
etc if he would display the database results onto webpages/excel/text/etc!.
Perha
Go to http://www.mysql.com/downloads/api-myodbc.html or
http://www.mysql.com/downloads/api-myodbc-3.51.html and download the driver
for linux.
Hope this is what you were asking for.
Chris
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"Nabil" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I have an Linux server runni
Does anyone know how to join cursors after having successfull query ie:
I have multiple queries that get data from different sources and now I need
to join the results, how can I achieve this in PHP (Do I need to write into
a temporary table and then requery? is that the only way? I am using MyS
Does anyone know how to join cursors after having successfull query ie:
I have multiple queries that get data from different sources and now I need
to join the results, how can I achieve this in PHP (Do I need to write into
a temporary table and then requery? is that the only way? I am using MyS
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