sult);
// there are some things that might be said about query result sets being
// retained in memory, but I don't think there's any need to go there
// try changing to mssql_connect()
// write a single left join query,
// clean up the ambiguities in re handle vars
// use a single mssql_
at the .inc files that do the actual queries ...
> I've attached the two related php files that deal with the process, I
> can't see anything too horrible (other than my coding style) :-)
ooops ... files attached only reiterate the problem and do not serve to
further illuminate
ow the db.table.field in question is a column type meant
to hold the data you expect? You seem to be indicating a consistent
return of 255 when you ask for 400 - seems to be a clue about the
field specification.
More data::better answers.
Pan
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From: "Vania Smrkovski" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> host with PHP and MySQL support.
>
> a) How would you change the following the automatically find the tables
and
> run through the iteration.
You should rtfm as php/mysql makes a lot of the torturous
VB/MS/Access methods very simple. All the function
I create a table in PHP and next to create the index for it . But the
create index statment can't work in PHP. It can work in ISQL . It's a bug in
PHP?
The program like that:
$sql = "CREATE TABLE $table_name (id integer ,name char(20))";
$ibase_query($conn,$sql);
$sql = "CREATE INDE
