No, I don't think anyone's written PHP support for commence. But if commence is
ODBC-compliant, you could probably feed it into another database for which PHP
support is available.
-db
"Paul." wrote:
> Hello all,
> Has anyone heard about php reading the commence database? im very interested
> i
It's me again,
I got it. 1st, disregard the Mysql concerns. It was only slow because
it wouldn't display until Oracle finished in the same script. 2nd, the
reason that OCI did not work during the boot up was because APACHECTL which
starts the web server needed $ORACLE_HOME to find something
Hi,everyone!
I'm a newbie,I'd like to print something contain '"',howto??
printf("\n \n
\n",$array[0],$array[1]);is escape by adding a \???
And BTW,is foobird a nickname of newbie???
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Hello all,
Has anyone heard about php reading the commence database? im very interested
in this one because i use commence all the time and it would be handy to do
things over the web aswell as infront of the machine... has anyone heard
anymore about it?
Paul
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On Thursday 06 December 2001 03:19, Matthew Crouch wrote:
> solved my own problem.
> if anyone else needs it, the function is substr($string, firstposition,
> number)
> http://www.devshed.com/Server_Side/PHP/StringTheory/page4.html
>
> Mateo The Db Guy wrote:
> > i'm fairly new to php, and thank y
solved my own problem.
if anyone else needs it, the function is substr($string, firstposition,
number)
http://www.devshed.com/Server_Side/PHP/StringTheory/page4.html
Mateo The Db Guy wrote:
> i'm fairly new to php, and thank you in advance for helping.
> is there a function that will extract the
> is there a function that will extract the first character from a mysql
> result and put it into a variable?
you can do it directly in SQL:
select * from TABLE_NAME where FIELD_NAME like 'A%'
for all names beginning by 'A'
cheers,
Valter Santos
- Original Message -
From: "Mat
i'm fairly new to php, and thank you in advance for helping.
is there a function that will extract the first character from a mysql
result and put it into a variable?
the goal is to make one of these browse-by-alpha lists
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
A
Adam
Alethea
Arnie
B
Billy
Buster
...
where
So, what error does mySQL give you?
Also, I suggest printing $sql to determine if it is properly formed. Then,
cut/paste that into the mySQL command line to see what mySQL thinks about
it.
-Original Message-
From: Ion Soltan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, December 05, 2001
> Trying again...
> Is there an easy way (say using eregi_replace) to find a link reference
> in a blob of text and add the anchor around it? Something like:
>
> "text has a link to a website at
> http://www.whatever.com/mydirectory/mypage.html ..."
>
> and converts it to
>
>
Hi,
This may be an install problem.
Initially, when Apache is run from boot, I am unable to use OCI:
'Warning: _oci_open_server: Error while trying to retrieve text for
error ORA-12514 in ...'
however, when I restart it, all is well.
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