Hans Lellelid wrote:
You definitely should do your own benchmarks. Bear in mind that the
ADOdb benchmarks test a certain type of behavior -- namely repeated
select statements. Also bear in mind that the speeds of the different
layers are going to be inversely proportional to how well they
On Thu, 2 Sep 2004, Torsten Roehr wrote:
I think I need just a little push in the right
direction. After I send the above SELECT command, how
do I get the result to appear on a web page?
mysql_query() will return a result set. There are
different functions to extract the rows from it. I
Coming in late on this topic, but...
Database.
SELECT firstname, lastname, address FROM TABLENAME ORDER BY lastname ASC;
Use ASC or DESC to order your query results. When you iterate over the
result as Torsten indicated, everything will be in the order you specify.
Check out the MySQL docs for
Jeffrey Moss wrote:
Doesn't do Firebird yet ;) - but it looks interesting. As long as it has
not made the mistake of using MySQL as the SQL standard. Many other
packages are simply MySQL wrappers with cobbled support for a couple of
other engines.
I was curious about Firebird as I've heard it
Hi everyone!!
Certainly it is an old question. How can I start learning PHP?. I need to use it
with MySQL. Any suggestions?
I´m a none English speaker.
Thank´s
Daniel..
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Lester Caine wrote:
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So you start with ADOdb datadict and build the database from that -
works well when adding any supported engine. Reserved words which differ
between engines are another problem area though.
Yeah, but not just reserved words -- but even what is allowable in a
query.
