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| Hello boclair,
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| On 05-Apr-01 01:58:24, you wrote:
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| I have a problem with a user input in a form required to be an
| integer, creating a variable for a mysql query.
|
| I have instances
Although i have compiled php with gd i don't get image do i have to make
any changes in php.ini
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On Sun, 8 Apr 2001, Bob Hall wrote:
Doug,
You've posted your usual good sense, combined with one statement I
strongly disagree with.
One of
these products is a relational database management system. The other is a
quasi-SQL-like-front-end-to-systems-of-indexed-files that has never
Hello,
I have a fresh instalation of mysql from the ditribution of RH7.
What do I have to put into the user and host tables so that
I can use MySQL through PHP (I doesn't have to be super-secure,
just so that not everybody could get to my databases)
Btw.
Now I get this error when trying to use
I'm getting an Invalid Query error after inputting the following
connect to Server
select DB
$sql_query = "UPDATE commentary SET com_num=$com_num, com_by=$com_by,
com_band=$com_band, com_title=$com_title, com_release=$com_release,
com_rating=$com_rating, com_body=$com_body, com_type=$com_type,
At 21:20 8-4-01 +0200, Adam wrote:
Hello,
I have a fresh instalation of mysql from the ditribution of RH7.
What do I have to put into the user and host tables so that
I can use MySQL through PHP (I doesn't have to be super-secure,
just so that not everybody could get to my databases)
I don't
Well, I just started working on implementing SQL Server support in my
database abstraction class. I downloaded and installed the SQL2k evaluation
from MS and I can connect through DBArtisan and through the SQL Server Query
tool. However when I try to do it through PHP, it just sits there, and
Hi,
if you're using MySQL, the simpliest method is using RLIKE
SELECT stuff FROM table WHERE stuff RLIKE '^[0-9]+';
see
http://www.mysql.com/doc/S/t/String_comparison_functions.html
http://www.mysql.com/doc/R/e/Regexp.html
for more info
HTH
Victor
Okay it's working now..
How if I want to
I've been surprised that I couldn't find a quick answer to this in the books
and resources I've looked at. It must be really straightforward but how are
single quotes (apostrophes) in record data (such as a name like O'Reilly)
handled on data entry? Presumably they are escaped in the database and