are you sure that the problem is not in the browser settings (not to accept
session cookies)?
Bastien
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Subject: RE: [PHP-DB] Session Problem
Date: Fri, 12 Jan 2007 15:34:06 +0900
1. Did you mean that on phpinfo(),
Hi all!
I've stepped into an annoying problem when trying to fetch the tuples
returned by a stored procedure in a MSSQL database from a PHP program
running in a Centos Linux server running PHP 4.4.4.
The stored procedure returns an arbitrary number of tuples, and my code
is only working
Hi Claudio,
1) Check the version of FreeTDS on both systems.
2) Check the freetds.conf file for differences (use the sam TDS version)
3) Check that php is compiled using --with-mssql on both systems
(--with-sybase will give you aliases to some mssql_( functions but not
all)
- Frank
Hi all!
Hello,
I need to query two different tables and create one BIG array.
I can query both tables, but can't find a way to combine the results in one
array.
The problem comes in with the second table. It has a weird layout.
The second table only has four fields. They are: contact_id,
Hi Frank,
El vie, 12-01-2007 a las 10:49 -0800, Frank M. Kromann escribió:
1) Check the version of FreeTDS on both systems.
It proved irrelevant. See above.
2) Check the freetds.conf file for differences (use the sam TDS version)
No differences.
3) Check that php is compiled using
I tried a buch of JOINs, but with no luck
The problem comes in with I have to do a different query for each contact_name
values for every record.
SELECT contact_value FROM egw_addressbook_extra WHERE contact_name='Supplier'
and contact_id=' 1'
SELECT contact_value FROM egw_addressbook_extra
I don't think that the problem is on the browser setting...
Cause I've tried to browse the other web application (that using session
too) on other server, and its running well...
Forget to tell you, that if I used http://localhost http://localhost/
, the session running well...
But if I
Not sure if this is exactly what you're looking for, Matt, but I think it is.
?php
$query = SELECT t1.NAME, t1.BUSINESS, t1.ADDRESS, t1.CITY, t1.PHONE,
t2.CONTACT_NAME, t2.CONTACT_VALUE FROM Table1 as t1, Table2 as t2 WHERE t1.ID =
t2.CONTACT_ID
$result = mysql_query($query);
while ($row =
yeah..that is what i'm trying to do, but
I need to query WHERE contact_name='Supplier' and bring back the value for
contact_value
query WHERE contact_name='RANO' and bring back the value for
contact_value
query WHERE contact_name='Dynamic' and bring back the value
query1 = SELECT * FROM egw_addressbook
query2 = SELECT contact_id, contact_value FROM egw_addressbook_extra WHERE
contact_name='Supplier'
query3 = SELECT contact_id, contact_value FROM egw_addressbook_extra WHERE
contact_name='RANO'
query4 = SELECT contact_id, contact_value FROM
Hi Claudio,
bugs.php.net would be the place to report the bug. As both the MSSQL and
Sybase extensions are using the same FreeTDS library I would think the bug
is in the Sybase extension.
You will get more mssql_* functions with the MSSQL extension, and much
better support for storred procedures
Ok, in your original message you said something about using the name as
dominant key (or whatever you want to call it). All the SQL does is gather all
the data together in an associated fashion. You can use the array you build to
organize the data. I'm still not 100% sure what you're doing,
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