Gavin Amm wrote:
I'd really like to find a Linux distro that is a LAMP system right out
of the box.
(Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP)
Are there any out there?
Thankfully not ;)
I want LAFP but LAPP seems still to be more popular on Linux.
WHY does everybody run lemming like after MySQL. It STILL has to
Hi Gav
SuSE will work outta the box. Just make sure you've selected the
components and Yast will configure more or less everything to work
together before installing
cheers
Steve
Gavin Amm wrote:
I'd really like to find a Linux distro that is a LAMP system right out
of the box.
(Linux, Apache,
On Tuesday 03 August 2004 14:14, Lester Caine wrote:
I want LAFP but LAPP seems still to be more popular on Linux.
WHY does everybody run lemming like after MySQL. It STILL has to catch
up with the better FREE database engines ;)
It depends on your needs. For simple storage of data
Any example how to use CLOB,BLOB fields with PHP under Windows and DB2 ?
Thanks in advance
Javier Mestre
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Jason Wong wrote:
I want LAFP but LAPP seems still to be more popular on Linux.
WHY does everybody run lemming like after MySQL. It STILL has to catch
up with the better FREE database engines ;)
It depends on your needs. For simple storage of data (involving few
relationships) then MySQL is more
Have you checked the extensions directory where the .dll file is located in the
httpd.conf file.
I've been running LDAP for the last 3 weeks, so if you need any help contac tme.
Arné
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Kind Regards
Arné Klopper
NetCB (Pty) Ltd.
On Tuesday 03 August 2004 15:34, Lester Caine wrote:
It depends on your needs. For simple storage of data (involving few
relationships) then MySQL is more than sufficient and a tried and tested
solution. This probably covers the vast majority of the data storage
needs of web apps. No
On Tue, 3 Aug 2004 04:01, Aaron Todd wrote:
So far, I have been doing ok with PHP. I feel that I have picked it up
rather easily. But now I need some help. I am trying to use the sendmail
functions to send data entered in a form to my email address. Currently
its
not working at all. I
Hi all,
I use the LIMIT statement to control paging of data, which works really well.
I now have a situation where I need to use some logic in addition to the
query that will result in NOT ALL records being spat out. ie.
select * from x where y;
foreach result
if (some condition)
That will take alot of resources, but if you only want 20
then make a variable to count, $i or so, $++; each time it goes through,
after 20 make it stop the script.
Ross Honniball [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Hi all,
I use the LIMIT statement to control paging of
1. What prevents you from implementing the conditions directly in SQL? You
can achieve a lot with CASE and IF.
2. For your paging needs, you may benefit from investigating the PEAR
HTML_Pager class.
Ignatius
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From: Ross Honniball [EMAIL
SuSE 9.1 Pro
Mark
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From: Gavin Amm [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, August 02, 2004 8:40 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP-DB] LAMP
I'd really like to find a Linux distro that is a LAMP system right out
of the box.
(Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP)
Are there any
At 10:22 PM 3/08/2004, you wrote:
1. please answer to the list, not to only me (you break the thread)
whoops. sorry.
2. show us your data model if you need further help
AS AN EXERCISE, I would be interested to know if you can do this in one
query, but I've pretty much decided to either code up or
The odbtp extension has be used quite successfully with DB2. You can get
it at http://odbtp.sourceforge.net. I have not personnally used it with
DB2, but there are posts on odbtp's help forum pertaining to DB2.
-- bob
On Tue, 3 Aug 2004, Javier Mestre wrote:
Any example how to use CLOB,BLOB
With MySQL 4.1:
try this (untested)
SELECT SM.key,
SM.stock_on_hand
COALESCE( SH.tally, 0 ) AS hist_sales
FROM stock_master AS SM
LEFT JOIN (
SELECT
SH.key
SUM( SH.jan )
+ ...
+ SUM( SH.`dec` )
AS tally
FROM stock_history AS SH
WHERE SH.year = 2004
GROUP
From: Lester Caine [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'd really like to find a Linux distro that is a LAMP system right out
of the box.
(Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP)
Are there any out there?
Thankfully not ;)
I want LAFP but LAPP seems still to be more popular on Linux.
WHY does everybody run lemming
John W. Holmes wrote:
Right... I find a great need for triggers and stored procedures in my
guestbooks and shoutboxes.
Come on people, the right tool for the right job. MySQL is supported on more
hosts and fills the needs of most web developers. This is like arguing over
which editor to use!
And
Wow. I had no idea how little I knew about sql (well, I kind of did
really). I've always found it easier to stick to the basics and rely on
program logic to do anything involved.
I'll take this on board and give it a go.
FYI table design is way out of my control - I'm just building a report on
Is there any tweaking with mail()?
I have it working, but it seems to not always send the email. Mainly one
right after the other. I filling a web form and then sending the data off
to my email. But then I do a refresh to clear the form and do it again with
different data and it doesnt work.
The answer to that is SPEED. Nothing short of Oracle comes even
close
Gary Every
Sr. UNIX Administrator
Ingram Entertainment Inc.
2 Ingram Blvd, La Vergne, TN 37089
Pay It Forward!
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From: Lester Caine [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 03, 2004 1:15
On Tuesday 03 August 2004 09:02 am, Robert Twitty wrote:
The odbtp extension has be used quite successfully with DB2. You can get
it at http://odbtp.sourceforge.net. I have not personnally used it with
DB2, but there are posts on odbtp's help forum pertaining to DB2.
-- bob
On Tue, 3 Aug
I have copied the two required .dlls (libeay32 ssleay32) into the
system folder.
No, you need to copy the dll's to \winnt\system32, not \winnt\system
thinking that that might make it work... but it didn't
*How* didn't it work ? What did you try ?
If it didn't connect, are you letting TCP port
On Tue, 03 Aug 2004 20:52:23 +1000, Ross Honniball
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I use the LIMIT statement to control paging of data, which works really well.
I now have a situation where I need to use some logic in addition to the
query that will result in NOT ALL records being spat
Gary Every wrote:
The answer to that is SPEED. Nothing short of Oracle comes even
close
You must have a big cheque book.
I get just as fast a system without having to pay a penny over the cost
of the hardware ;)
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L.S.Caine Electronic Services
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On Wednesday 04 August 2004 02:10, Lester Caine wrote:
Gary Every wrote:
The answer to that is SPEED. Nothing short of Oracle comes even
close
You must have a big cheque book.
I get just as fast a system without having to pay a penny over the cost
of the hardware ;)
Hmm, if I'm not
(tongue planted firmly in cheek...)
Nyah, nyah, nyah...my database can beat up your database.
Sheesh! You guys are killing me! If there was only ONE correct choice, we'd
all be building online interfaces to our [EMAIL PROTECTED] Access '97 databases. And
we would've missed out on the whole Pepsi
What is the best way to simulate a fulltext search on a MySQL table of type InnoDB?
Do I index the searchable fields and use the LIKE() function with appropriate
wildcards?
What are the performance implications with this? Switching back to a table type of
MyISAM is really not an option. Is
Jason Wong wrote:
The answer to that is SPEED. Nothing short of Oracle comes even
close
You must have a big cheque book.
I get just as fast a system without having to pay a penny over the cost
of the hardware ;)
Hmm, if I'm not mistaken, I think he means that *unless* you have a big cheque
Jason Wong wrote:
The answer to that is SPEED. Nothing short of Oracle comes even
close
You must have a big cheque book.
I get just as fast a system without having to pay a penny over the cost
of the hardware ;)
Hmm, if I'm not mistaken, I think he means that *unless* you have a big cheque
If I retrieve a DateTime variable from an MS Access database, how can I
convert/format it in PHP?
Thanks.
andrew
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Hello,
On 08/03/2004 11:16 AM, Aaron Todd wrote:
Is there any tweaking with mail()?
I have it working, but it seems to not always send the email. Mainly one
right after the other. I filling a web form and then sending the data off
to my email. But then I do a refresh to clear the form and do it
On Wed, 4 Aug 2004 07:39, Andrew wrote:
If I retrieve a DateTime variable from an MS Access database, how can I
convert/format it in PHP?
Thanks.
andrew
Not knowing what format Access provides its dates in, I suggest you look at
the Date and Time functions that PHP has, and pick one to
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In the scenario of Who are online now on the site, how we track user If a he don't
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