client, etc..)
It may ask you for a log on and password. Apparently the membership is free, just
sign up and you will have no troubles.
Hope this helps,
Randall Barber
P.S. - I previously posted that the client was under the 8i personal edition, that is
false, it was found under the 8i
I would like to update two tables at the same time.
Currently I update each one separately, like so,
$qryStr = "INSERT INTO table1 etc";
odbc_exec($dbConn, $qryStr);
$qryStr = "INSERT INTO table2 etc";
odbc_exec($dbConn, $qryStr);
Now, the problem there is if the first one passes, but
Our Xerox production printers export a log in ':' delimited format.
No big deal, except that each field has a tag like so:
Job ID = 99
Job ID = 98
Job ID = 97
See what I mean?
I have simply imported the whole CSV file into Access and was now wondering if I could
do the
I have a NAGGING file upload problem.
Details: Win2k, IIS5, PHP v4.0.4
As I understand this system, PHP uploads all files to a temporary place on disk. From
there you can move them anywhere you want to.
Well here's the scenario:
Users are allowed to upload PRN files. Once uploaded I have
I have seen in several places the following line:
img src='myScript.php' etc..etc..
Will this tag work in both IE and Netscape?
What does myScript.php do? Does it find an image and pass the binary data back?
Something like this--
?php
// Code to find get a path from a database
$fp =
Howdy--I have a question about persistent connections and their behavior:
Apache 1.3.2 / PHP 4.0.6 - as a module
Win2k
I call the following function:
odbc_pconnect(dsn, user, pass);
At the end of the script I do NOT call odbc_close($dbConn);
I was doing some testing and ran into a:
Maximum
I have a simple SELECT statement that returns more than one row.
When I do something like this:
do
{
.
} while (OCIFetch($qryResult) != false);
I get an Out of sequence error on OCIFetch. So then I tried this:
$numRows = OCIRowCount($qryResult);
for($i = 0; $i $numRows; $i++)
{
