is it possible to call stored procedures on an DB2 Database (assuming
you have the DB2-Support up running)?
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Mark
I've had similar problems in the past. It's my understanding that you can't
pass arrays between scripts, except when using sessions. They seem to
transfer in, for example:
include("script.php");
require("script.php");
but not in:
a href='script.php?var=$var'Pass/a
but I would love to
I don't think that serialize/unserialize was meant to be used that way.
I would try WDDX which is specifically designed for the web.
-Stathis.
Mick Lloyd wrote:
Mark
I've had similar problems in the past. It's my understanding that you can't
pass arrays between scripts, except when using
Hello Rob,
Tuesday, 20 March 2001, you wrote:
RW I am trying to implement session support with mysql. I am using
RW session.set_save_handler but don't really have a great set of functions does
RW anyone have some good ones?
Try http://www.phpbuilder.com/columns/ying2602.php3
Mark
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1. In ODBC Data Source Administrator create System DSN to your DB
2. In PHP use
$x=odbc_connect("your system DSN","","");
$r=odbc_exec($x,"select * from some_table");
echo(odbc_result($r,1));
http://www.zend.com/manual
Best regards Denis Eltsov
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Hello Darren,
Monday, 19 March 2001, you wrote:
CD Can anyone give me any pointers on how I can execute queries in MS Access97
CD from PHP and get the results back using either ADO or ODBC?
CD Thanks in advance
CD Darren
Try http://www.phpbuilder.com/columns/siddarth2228.php3
Mark
Hi,
I'm not quite sure but try to play a bit with the '".$row[...]."' part.
that looks too much. leave out the "" and/or the period.
good luck
Johannes
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When I have exact string matches fail where I don't expect them, and using a
LIKE fixes it, the very first thing I check for is embedded whitespace in
the data. "foo " and "foo" and " foo " are not the same.
If this is the case then IMHO the best solution is to fix the data in the
database, but
i've had similar problems with mysql.
postgres seems happy with having quotes around data pulled back as
associative arrays
like $data = $result["userid"];
and from using mysql it sometimes likes it that way and sometimes without.
the syntax for the string is right as long as the string
hmm...
looks like you're trying to use
seralize(var_name);
with out assigning a value to a holder variable.
$holder=seralize($var_name);
will probably get you further along.
also, try:
$var_name=unseralize($holder);
for the return trip. same goes for urlencode/decode; though you can do two
I'm trying to build php 4.0.4pl1 with dbm support on my RedHat
Linux 6.2 box. I need it to be able to work with apache 1.3.14
mod_auth_dbm. Each time I run:
./configure \
--with-zlib=shared \
--with-xml=shared \
--with-gd=shared \
--with-interbase=shared \
--with-db \
I accidentally entered php.org instead of php.net the
other day when I was looking for the php man pages and
came across the CodeCharge IDE...I know no tool can
foresee all possible situations and therefore cannot
be a panacea (or even useful), but I was wondering if
there are any users of this
Gary
Thanks for the advice. I had checked the string length to make sure there
were no "hidden" spaces (which there aren't in the specific field I am
selecting) and have now tried trim() but to no avail. Still fiddling with
it!
Regards
Mick Lloyd
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Tel: +44 (0)1684 560224
The database has a table of equipments with date fields for
date_online and date_offline.
The requirement is to find which equipments were available on a date
specified by the user, this being a variable created by the user.
My attempts at scripting for the condition where the date_online =
Is it possible to have SSIs in PHP ?? I want to do something like
!--#include virtual="side-nav.php3" --
Thanks
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if you include() some php in another script, then variables which exist in
the file including the other will be inherited exactly the same as if you
had copy-pasted the code, rather than "including" it
At 03:22 PM 3/22/01 +0800, Shahmat Dahlan wrote:
If I were to break my codes into pieces and
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