Hi, I just installed MySQL on Windows XP.
The winmysqladmin GUI only allows me to create databases that start with test. So, I
can create a database called testmydata but I cannot create a database named
mydata. This is driving me nuts. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Mike
I can create new databases if I create them from the command line logging
into mysql as root. However, I'm new to the GUI and I guess I would like to
login to the GUI as root. Do you know how to do this?
- Original Message -
From: Peter Lovatt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Michael K. Dolan Jr
Is it possible to do a sort of dynamic sql. For instance, if I have a form with a
bunch of field/data variables and I send them to a php processor, can I just create a
loop to have it update all the fields without having to specify each field.
In scratch code, I guess I'm looking for something
Rich, thanks. I got the dynamic sql to work (i had a syntax problem), now my problem
is what's the most efficient way to loop it through all the form fields that are
passed to the processor? This is my current sql statement which handles 1 field:
$sql_update = UPDATE md_users SET .$formName. =
Hi, I'm looking for a good web based email client (preferably easy to setup and done
in PHP of course). We have a sendmail server that works great. I'm not sure how the
webmail systems work though. Can I use a different Apache server or do I have to setup
the PHP webmail on the actual mail
