Does PHP natively support MaxDB? I have not seen any mention of it in the
manual anywhere. If not and anybody uses ODBC could you kindly post the
configuration?
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MaxDB is based on sapdb, try searching for that you probably get better
results because sapdb is older that maxdb. In the near future maxdb will
support the mysql protocol, so i guess you could then use the mysql
functions with maxdb.
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From: Carolyn Longfoot [EMAIL
Jai Jones wrote:
Hi Everyone. I have MySQL databases on various servers, I'd like to know
how people automate backups.
I imagine there would be lots of scripts and products that do this, I've
tried a few, but I guess I'll have to write something myself to do it.
I'd be very interested in
What is wrong with this picture? I build a pulldown for selecting page size(number of
rows in one page). If page is new, it gives the default (selected) of 15. For some
reason, when Previous/Next are clicked, the value passed is still 15 even though the
pulldown says something else (5 or 15 or
I have IIS 4.x and MySQL running on the same machine. So do queries use
up bandwidth? Does it matter if I have 20 queries per page? Will that
slow it down if many people started using my site? Currently only I, and
some friends for testing, use it.
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Hi Karen,
Depending upon the method used for your form, you should be able to find the value in either $_GET['pagesize'] or $_POST['pagesize'].
hth,
Doug
Karen Resplendo wrote:
What is wrong with this picture? I build a pulldown for selecting page size(number of rows in one page). If page is
Karen,
I'm assuming that when you say:
For some reason,
when Previous/Next are clicked, the value passed is still 15
even though the pulldown says something else (5 or 15 or
whatever)
you're drawing that conclusion because 15 images (or whatever) are displayed
on the resulting page
Think of bandwidth as the volume of data returned by the web server to the
browser, not machine cycles.
MySQL will use machine cycles, but there's more to it than that. For
fastest response the fields you are running the query against should be
indexed.
What pushes you to 20 queries per page?
If both services are running on the same machine then no, the number of
queries per page will not affect bandwidth. It will however, affect you
processor usage. Without having seen your code, I can only make
generalizations. 20 queries is a bit excessive but it's still manageable
if the server
How can I have the explanation above a php table on a sort come out as
something different than the sort coding? For example, the sort line
below results in the following text above the sorted table: Data Set
Sorted by (ssa1202.total/vapall.vapall)*100 in Descending Order. I'd
prefer simply
Yes, I'm a newbie to PHP, but I got a phpBB2 BBS online in a day and I'm
psyched.
My problem is, the PHP docs and API mention that ODBC is built into PHP 4.x
but I can't figure out how to use it. I would like to access the M$ Access
JET engine directly from a PHP page. Any clues?
tia,
Mark
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Galbreath, Mark A wrote:
Yes, I'm a newbie to PHP, but I got a phpBB2 BBS online in a day and I'm
psyched.
My problem is, the PHP docs and API mention that ODBC is built into PHP 4.x
but I can't figure out how to use it. I would like to access the M$ Access
JET engine directly from a PHP page.
Take a look at ADODB (It's a good database library that supports a
variety of systems):
http://php.weblogs.com/ADODB
Here's a quick intro:
http://www.databasejournal.com/features/php/article.php/651
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How can I have the explanation above a php table on a sort come out as
something different than the sort coding? For example, the sort line
below results in the following text above the sorted table: Data Set
Sorted by
I'm not clear on your question. The code I quoted, set forth below, has
the text that ends up above the table. The following introduces the
series of column headings with sort statements (of which the initial code
is one):
# write out title
if ($sort_order == asc) {$sort_title = Ascending;}
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[snip...]
The following is at the beginning of the script:
# get sort order (if any) passed to script
$sort_field = $_REQUEST['sort_field'];
if (! $sort_field) {$sort_field = (ssa1202.total/vapall.vapall)*100;}
$sort_order = $_REQUEST['sort_order'];
if (! $sort_order)
Hi all,
how do i find out if a BLOB field in my table is NULL?
i tried:
SELECT * FROM `MEMBER` WHERE `PASSWD` is NULL
however, although there is one entry in my table that has nothing in my PASSWD field,
the result set is empty.. how come?
how do i search for entries that has password =
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