Hi,
You could try to change date(m) to date(n), and date(d) to date(j).
It looks that sometimes mktime() doesn't remove the trailing zeroes and
returns totally different dates.
The other thing you could try is
$date = date(F dS, Y g:i:s A, date(U)+18000);
this one takes the number seconds of
Hi,
All MySQL version higher than 3.22 support the following syntaxis
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS tbl_name
HTH
Dobromir Velev
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From: MrBaseball34 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Tuesday, November 27, 2001 18:37
Subject: [PHP-DB] ?? If Table
Try
header('Content-type: image/gif');
Regards,
Andrey Hristov
IcyGEN Corporation
http://www.icygen.com
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From: PaulC [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: [PHP-DB] Storing JPEG's in MySQL
excuses,
image/jpeg
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Subject: Re: [PHP-DB] Storing JPEG's in MySQL -- Is it possible?
I am using this to read the uploaded file
$attach_data =
I have read the parts of the manual(s) but am just not grasping something...
I have 2 tables, one holds the Property ID etc., and the other holds all the
Property Details. They are connected by a field called 'PropertyID' which is
a unique ID that appears in both records.
I want to count the
Hello,
I have some problems to put Null value in a field of a data base in Access.
This field is numeric type. When I submit the form, variable has $var='', I
set it $var=Null, but ODBC returns an error:
Warning: SQL error: [Microsoft][Controlador ODBC Microsoft Access] No
coinciden los
select * from tbl where email like %$email%; This will find the string stored in the
variable
'$email' in the column 'email'
Adjust having the '%' at the end, the beginning or both (as above) as they will find
the string
'$email' at end or at the beginning of the string stored in the column
No this will not do what the original poster requested
it will be something like the following
select * from table where email regexp
^[0-9a-z]([-_.]?[0-9a-z])*@[0-9a-z]([-.]?[0-9a-z])*\\.[a-z]{2,3}$;
Regards
Jon
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Glad someone knows more than I do, or that chap would be right up a certain creek
without a paddle..
Cheers
Russ
On Wed, 28 Nov 2001 09:44:26 - Jon Farmer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No this will not do what the original poster requested
it will be something like the following
select
I would suggest changing COUNT(*) to COUNT(properties.PropertyID)
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From: Martin E. Koss [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You use LEFT JOIN so your query is optimized. Probably your tables are big, you don't
have many MB of RAM. When you have big RAM, I
think that tables reside in memory and join of 5 tables every 600,000 rows is done
for 4-5s. May be you have to increase some of
the buffers sizes of mysql.
I'm working on an application that selects a user's userid if their password
and login match. If the login and password match I want my variable $cir to
run its own select statement and return its corresponding contactid...for
this example we'll say that value = 5. I then want to plug in $cir
Try,
$query=select * from my_contacts where contactid like '$cir';
Kevin Ruiz wrote:
I'm working on an application that selects a user's userid if their password
and login match. If the login and password match I want my variable $cir to
run its own select statement and return its
Very interesting. I didn't know you could use SET with an INSERT. I tried this on MySQL
and it worked. Dunno if it's standard SQL, but it didn't work on MSAccess and MS
SQLServer
(the only other DBs I have at hand to test it with). I wonder what other DBs it works
on,
because you could be
Hi there everyone:
I have a generic query containing variables, substituted for values dependant upon
specific
circumstances:
//query the DB on the basis of searches employing text input fields (LIKE)
if($sql_clause == 'LIKE') {
$sql = SELECT * FROM $table WHERE $field $sql_clause
echo table\r\n;
while($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($result)) { // if assoc is not available - will work
but double results
foreach($row as $key = $value){
echo trtd$key/tdtd$value/td/tr\r\n;
}
}//end loop
echo /table\r\n;
HTH
Regards,
Andrey Hristov
IcyGEN Corporation
Actually, there is another way of doing it. The prerequisite for this
method, is that you have an auto_incremented column. If you have that, then
all you have to do is insert a value into one of the columns, then grab
mysql_insert_id, and update all columns, corresponding to that
Try using mysql_query to describe the table in question (describe $table), and use the
output
as a list of field names (and types). I wrote a generic script to do this for an
app... can
provide if needed (although it sure looks a little hacked right now, hmmm)
-db
Russ Michell wrote:
Hi
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Try:
select sum(if(whatever=whatever,1,0)) as whatever from wherever where
whatever=whatever;
This is a pretty
Nice one folks!
Thanks for your help - it's amazing what happens to one's brain once you start to
think about the
problem in hand enough (enough that is, to attmept to make it make sense to others!..)
- I sussed
the problem, using a similar method described to me my several of you. (and a
Hello, wonder if anyone can debug this script.
I copied it from an example in a book.
There is a .php file and a .inc file
This is the .inc file:
?php
//common_db.inc
$dbhost = 'localhost';
$dbusername = 'root';
$dbuserpassword = '';
$default_dbname = 'mysql';
$MYSQL_ERRNO = '';
$MYSQL_ERROR
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Hello B.,
This happens with either 4.0.4 or 4.0.6.
What did you do to solve it?
JBB
Tuesday, November 27, 2001, 2:37:17 PM, you wrote:
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I've come across yet another problem.
I have a table set up that houses four things, a person's real name,
username, pass, and id. The id is used to join another table which houses
that persons contacts. I've been validating the user and pass by comparing
the number of rows that the sql
On Thursday 29 November 2001 01:29, Kevin Ruiz wrote:
I've come across yet another problem.
[snip]
$ci = select contactid from users where username='$username' and
password='$password';
$cir = mysql_query($ci)
or die(Couldn't execute);
$query = select
$query=select * from my_contacts where contactid like \$cir\;
Fred
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I'm working on an application that selects a user's userid if their
password
and login match. If the login and password match I want
Sorry, that was a bit hasty.
I was just trying to get the method across quickly.
SELECT SUM(IF(Image1Desc!='insert default value of Image1Desc here'),1,0) as
phTotal from PropertyDetails;
would count the number of entries where Image1Desc!=default in PropertyDetails.
This can be used in
Interesting.
A bit tiedious, I suppose. Seems like it'd be a bit more overhead than I'd care to
have,
but an interesting technique nonetheless.
TIM
-I date this girl for two years and then the nagging starts: I
wanna know your name. - Mike Binder
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From: Ubaidul
well, I didn't debug this massive script, but
maybe you just want to connect to a mysql database?
then this is the short way:
$user = your_username_for_the_database;
$pass = your_password_for_the_database;
$con = mysql_connect(your_host, $user, $pass);
if(!$con) {
print no connection;
}
I
Hello
I would like to create some PHP scripts which do not rely on a specific
DB. As first DB I use PostgreSQL so I have included the line:
include_once(DB/pgsql.php);
in my script but I get the following error:
Fatal error: Class db_common: Cannot inherit from undefined class pear
in
which is even better, all I tried to do was to point out just how simple it
can be...
btw. I prefer mysql_fetch_array
ps.
(ik woon in koudekerk, kilometertje of 8 van waddinxveen en werk als
tekenaar op een ingenieursburo... klein wereldje)
Leo Kuiper
Building a map in order to find what's not
Can the SUM keyword in SELECT be generalized to strings?
A tipical use for the SUM keyword is:
SELECT column1, SUM(column2)
FROM table
GROUP BY column1
This works only if column2 contains numbers (and SUM is the mathematical
sum).
What about obtain the same behaviour, when
Hello,
Tomas V.V.Cox wrote:
Manuel Lemos wrote:
But it does not work with computed columns like those that apply
functions (COUNT, SUM, SUBSTRING, etc...). The code assumes that you are
actually selecting only real table fields. I think it also does not work
with columns
On Mié 28 Nov 2001 19:42, you wrote:
Can the SUM keyword in SELECT be generalized to strings?
A tipical use for the SUM keyword is:
SELECT column1, SUM(column2)
FROM table
GROUP BY column1
This works only if column2 contains numbers (and SUM is the mathematical
sum).
What
Dear all
I had a security problem with my homepage. I'm using the IIS 4 to host my
webpage, and i got the php to run as the script of the webpage and the
database i'm using for the database is mysql.
Here is my question :
There is a table in mysql which will let user to input some records to,
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