Hello List,
is there anybody out there, who could help me in finding something I know
from good old java: Connection Pooling.
Is there a mechanism or project that provides that for PHP 5? Reason I
create a 20 page pdf with data out of MySQL 4.1
(that means using the mysqli methods) where I
some thought in it, but I see no reason to
reinvent the wheel again. Has anybody
any better ideas? I'm open to solutions.
thx
Jan Bro
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thx folks,
I pretty much thought version 1 to be the best.
I' wouldn't have known how to carry the result to other pages anyway.
Jan
Hi,
I've got a page with lot's of visitors every day and I sure hope to
get more, so I'm already thinking of performance. This is what I've
got.
Users
Hi,
I've got a page with lot's of visitors every day and I sure hope to
get more, so I'm already thinking of performance. This is what I've
got.
Users select one or more things out of a couple drop down menus,
no big deal. Their selection is than shown, with a limitation of
20 results on the
Hi, i managed it on my own, this
is what I came up with, maybe it's usefull for one of you. It soure kept me
busy.
$datum_beginn=#$jahr/$monat_1/01#;
$datum_ende=#$jahr/$monat_1/$anzahl_tage_im_Monat#;
$datensatz_datum=odbc_exec($db_connection,select * from Janbro_Termin
Hi,
i've posted this in the general list, but I've got no answer. Well I'm still
hoping there is one ;-)
I've got the following code:
$datum_beginn=2002-12-12;
$datensatz=odbc_exec($db_connection,select * from Termin where Datumsfeld
'#$datum_beginn#');
I get an error message that data in
oh, i've forgot to mention, I've already tried that, with the same result,
sorry my mistake. Even 12.12.2002 brings back the same result. It
doesn't make a difference if I use # or not.
But thx anayway, i'm sure it is some dumb mistake i made.
Jan
on 3/9/03 4:42 PM, Jan Bro at [EMAIL PROTECTED
