hi,
i want to backup mysql database.
i use mysqldump command .
when i use this command from server (win2000) , command promt its work fine.
but when run this command (mysqldump) from php file, it creat backup file
but
with zero size.
what can i do , help me?
thanks,
zuhear
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Hi Robert
Yes oci8 functions work fine with Oracle9i.
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> Can anyone tell me whether PHP 4.x will continue to operate with Oracle9i
> using the PHP OCI calls? I understand that PHP may have to be recompiled
> again for Ora
Greeting,
I have a postnuke site and I want to connect it to two databases in order to
verify users from these databases.
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Can anyone tell me whether PHP 4.x will continue to operate with Oracle9i
using the PHP OCI calls? I understand that PHP may have to be recompiled
again for Oracle9i.
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Rick,
You can use date() in the following fashion..
$timeStamp = time();
date('m-d-y : h-m', $timeStamp);
where $timestamp is a unix epoch timestamp.
Hope this helps!
Rolf Brusletto
http://www.phpexamples.net
Rick Dahl wr
I want to print out a timestamp of length 14. I want to have it formatted
like:
mm-dd-yy : hh-mm
I have looked but all I can find is how to format a date and I don't want
that. I want the time also.
Rick
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the sites will reside on different boxes. Thus needing a way to share
the functions. I'm trying to get away from having two sets of code that
do exactly the same thing.
Becoming Digital wrote:
Forgive me if I'm overlooki
Forgive me if I'm overlooking something, but why not just use a class?
Edward Dudlik
Becoming Digital
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From: "Rolf Brusletto" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, 30 May, 2003 17:10
Subject: [PHP-DB] functions IN the datab
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Hey all -
I'm curious if anybody has ever setup the logic to put php functions
into a database here is my thinkin on it, hopefully I can get some
suggestions on the benefits, downsides, etc.
(in mysql)
CREATE TABLE `
My apologies for the large email, but I wanted to include all the source code for
interested folks and thank everyone who provided suggestions for implementing "hot or
not"-like functionality.
Here is what I ended up doing. I've stripped out alot of the formatting to make it as
readable as pos
> For every password that I store in the database I have found it is the
> same string of characters no matter what the original $password is.
That is because you have single quotes around your variable so it is not
being expanded, so everytime it is the MD5 of the same thing, the string
$password
Hello list,
I am having a problem with MD5().
Every time I try to use this function it seems to work, but I get the
same results. Below is what I am trying to do.
$pass = MD5('$password');
For every password that I store in the database I have found it is the
same string of characters n
Hi
I did actually encounter that problem. However, wouldn't redirecting
properly still allow the user to resubmit the information using the back
button? I solved this problem a different way by setting and clearing
session variables on entry and exit to a series of pages.
Grant
On Fri, 2003-0
Well, if you're inserting some data into a database and the person
refreshes the page, it would re-insert the data again into the
database. Including the page like you did at the end wouldn't change that
fundamental problem, hence why you'd want to have it redirect to another page.
Metin
At 1
I'm very new to PHP so somebody correct me please if this is a bad
idea...
I had the same problem and I ended up just including the second page at
the end of the first one:
Grant
On Fri, 2003-05-30 at 09:43, Rick Dahl wrote:
> The scripts I need to run before I redirect automatically send out
to all the people that tried to lend a hand.
For some reason the javascripts didn't work.
There wasn't a need to get as complicated as session variables.
I ultimately figured out a way to do it by just moving { } around.
Rick
At some point you need to force users to upgrade. As
designer/programmer, it's almost impossible to design solutions for
every situation. Is it really worth the time and effort to modify code
for a user using godforsaken OS with little known limited functionaily
browser? I say no as do some other m
Title: RE: [PHP-DB] Optimize following Mysql-Query
Another large performance hit is the use of "like" with the wildcards. If you can avoid wildcard searches do.
WHERE Personen.NAME IN ('$name')"; or "= $name" Obviously this is only valid if the variable is going to match what is in the data
Rick,
The way I "solved" this problem is to have the output sent to a variable,
let's say $temp_data, create a session and store $temp_data as a session
variable, redirect to another page where I can read $temp_data and have it
displayed on that page by calling it.
Hopefully my explanation i
good point, you could output a link for the user to click if they have turned it off.
Another method would be to do the processing on the same page so that a redirect is
not needed, just use a flag in the post or get array to run the nessasry script.
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From: Hutchins, Ri
> If the user has disabled JavaScript in the browser doesn't that create
> another problem?
Yes, it does. You've already said you're not going to rewrite your code so
it's correct, though, so why worry about disabled javascript?
John Holmes...
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If the user has disabled JavaScript in the browser doesn't that create
another problem?
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> From: Griffiths, Daniel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, May 30, 2003 10:44 AM
> To: Rick Dahl; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: [PHP-DB] another redirecting question
>
use javascript for your redirects then you wont have these problems
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From: Rick Dahl [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 30 May 2003 15:43
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP-DB] another redirecting question
The scripts I need to run before I redirect automatically send out
The scripts I need to run before I redirect automatically send output to the browser.
I cannot alter these scripts. Is there a way around this?
Rick
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On 30 May,2003 at 10:25 Hutchins, Richard wrote:
> Redirect(www.mypage.com);
>
You'll need "" around the url I reckon as in
Redirect("www.mypage.com");
;-)
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Remember, though, you can't set an HTTP header after you've sent output to the client,
so you needc to do your redirecting (assuming there's a condition) before you display
ANYTHING.
BAD:
if (somecondition) { Redirect(www.mypage.com); }
...
GOOD:
} else {
Redirect(www.mypage.com);
Redirect(www.mypage.com);
> -Original Message-
> From: Rick Dahl [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, May 30, 2003 10:23 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [PHP-DB] redirecting to a page
>
>
> I need to redirect to another page once some scripts that I
> can't alter run.
>
>
I need to redirect to another page once some scripts that I can't alter run.
I have this function at the top of my page:
How do I call the function?
Rick
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