Hey guys ,
I was wondering , i have 16 records within a table in my Database , i have
managed to have a form which can add and modify the records. My only problem
is how i can display on a form when i search. Can someone give me heads up on
how i can code this in php, to display the records
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Hello All:
Is there any tool available for conversion of M$ Access, Oracle etc Databases
to MySQL database ?
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one simple trick is to use a clause that always evaluates correctly. For
example, in my site I don't delete data, but flag it with a field
(record_deleted) which defaults to 'No' (actually 0) and can be set to 'Yes'
(again 1) so that all queries are built with the requirement to use AND
ie
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that's simply hilarious! :-)
thanks Martin for making me laugh!
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On Tuesday 04 January 2005 10:46, Chris Payne wrote:
> I am building a dynamic MySQL query for a project I am working on, but
> there are instances where it products WHERE AND instead of WHERE city etc
> â.. due to the nature of the system I am developing. My question is, how
> can I remove the F
Hi there everyone,
I am building a dynamic MySQL query for a project I am working on, but there
are instances where it products WHERE AND instead of WHERE city etc ….. due
to the nature of the system I am developing. My question is, how can I
remove the FIRST “ AND” from a string if it is pres
Hi Matthew,
there are some more comments below but just for the record could you
confirm that you are retrieving one or more rows when you issue the
following SQL:
SELECT * FROM `employee` WHERE `status` IS NULL;
if you are getting no rows back then the obviously updating based on the
status fi
I apologize for my lack of information concerning this problem and I
appreciate the "advice for beginners".
I also did not mean to post it on this list (If you notice my original
message also contained a thank you for a question never asked in this list).
I am terribly sorry about this error.
HOWE
Norland, Martin wrote:
-Original Message-
From: Jochem Maas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 03, 2005 12:16 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP-DB] NULL VALUE
LightBulbMoment (tm): 5 seconds of searching on the MYSQL site tells
me
STATUS is a keyword. try either renaming your field or u
> -Original Message-
> From: Jochem Maas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, January 03, 2005 12:16 PM
> Subject: Re: [PHP-DB] NULL VALUE
>
> LightBulbMoment (tm): 5 seconds of searching on the MYSQL site tells
me
> STATUS is a keyword. try either renaming your field or using backt
I have a feeling that 'Status' field may be the problem. The word Status is
used by MySQL for other sql commands. Either place the fieldname in
backticks (the key under the ESC key) like so:
UPDATE `EMPLOYEE` SET `STATUS`='Inactive' where `STATUS` != 'Active';
or change the fieldname to emp_stat
first off it would help if you specified what DB you are using and if
you are using a DB abstraction lib like PEAR::DB or something similar.
also have you tried running these lines directly in a cmdline sql client?
is the status column variable width? if not then the value may be
'Active ' (num
My "status" column in my Employee table should have two values "Active" and
"Inactive". Right now all the active employees have the value "Active" and
the rest have a NULL value.
Why is it that the following commands do nothing?
UPDATE EMPLOYEE SET STATUS='Inactive' where STATUS != 'Active';
hi
you can use the mysql function LAST_INSERT_ID()
heres the info from the manual:
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/ODBC_and_last_insert_id.html
hope that helps
eoghan
Nathan Mealey wrote:
Is there a PEAR::DB equivalent to the mysql_insert_id()? I can't figure
out how to get the primary key ID fr
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