Hi,
I'm prety new to PHP and MySQL (but have many years of Perl and ASP
programming). I need to code a PHP version of one of our ASP products - in
looking through the MySQL manual, I find that it supports cascades when
using INNO tables. This is very close to our Access/MSSQL database in ASP,
Julian Madle wrote:
I obviously have no control of which ISP and end-user may
choose, although our product will specify that Linux, PHP4, and MySQL4 (or
higher) are installed. The manual says that these are built-in on version
4.0 and above - I just need real-world confirmation from people with
To quote the Mighty Gerard Samuel [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Julian Madle wrote:
I obviously have no control of which ISP and end-user may
choose, although our product will specify that Linux, PHP4, and MySQL4 (or
higher) are installed. The manual says that these are built-in on version
4.0 and
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10/13/2004 12:11 PM
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Re: [PHP-DB] INNO tables - will I have problems?
To quote the Mighty Gerard Samuel [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Julian Madle wrote:
I obviously have no control of which ISP and end-user may
choose, although our
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If the minimum requirement of mysql is version 4, then you
will have no problems, as INNODB is the default type in mysql 4.x.x
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InnoDB is included by default in mysql 4 but the default is still MyISM.
I looked over the manual, and I believe that you are correct.
The
right, so after you define the fields of the table, you add type=innodb
simple as that
dave
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10/13/2004 02:34 PM
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Can anyone, someone please point me in the right
direction.
I have a multi page form, so at the last page I want
to insert all data into database. Basically I'm trying
to go from 0 - 90 , meaning my skills are less the
basic. And this seems like a big task.
Couple of other things.
1-There would
Hi all,
First of all, apologies if this is posted more than once...I'm having
trouble with my newsreader!!
I am running Win XP Pro as my development machine - at present I have PHP
4.3.4 installed on this machine. My question is...my two web hosts for my
PHP hosting have PHP 4.3.2 PHP 4.3.4
On Wed, 2004-10-13 at 21:04 +0100, Peter Borcherds wrote:
Hi all,
First of all, apologies if this is posted more than once...I'm having
trouble with my newsreader!!
I am running Win XP Pro as my development machine - at present I have PHP
4.3.4 installed on this machine. My question
Hi Robby,
Thanks for the swift reply! Okay, so it should be fine to install the 4.3.9
version then - okay...now I assume I should hold-off on the 5.0.2 release
then...?
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From: Robby Russell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 13 October 2004 22:01
To: Peter Borcherds
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On Wed, 2004-10-13 at 22:06 +0100, Peter Borcherds wrote:
Hi Robby,
Thanks for the swift reply! Okay, so it should be fine to install the 4.3.9
version then - okay...now I assume I should hold-off on the 5.0.2 release
then...?
Peter,
Yes, if you build PHP5 code, it's very possible it will
echo out the sql just before you execute it when doing the delete, ensure
that the values that you are expecting to be deleted are being deleted
bastien
From: Adil [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: [PHP-DB] deleting multiiple records from database
Date: Wed, 13 Oct 2004 16:11:36
If you are usiing the INNOdb table type/engine in the mysql db, it supports
transactions. you can wrap the entire set of sql statement in a transaction
and they would get executed as one block. If any fail, then the whole thing
is rolled back. This DOES NOT work with the myISAM table types.
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