with field type DATE (-MM-DD)? The part I do not know how to accomplish
is taking these form fields and then combining them into a date
field/format.
Thank you.
Zach Curtis
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Ah, the join function...I see implode() will also perform the same task.
That was what I needed to do.
Thanks!
Zach
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their
password.
Zach
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I would go for the generate new random
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Zach,
What syntax can I use to determine how many records are in a MySQL table
and
then retrieve the value
The key field is the password field, which is also the field that I would
like to retrieve for that last record.
Zach
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Excellent. That is more efficient (one select statement) than what I was
trying to do.
Zach
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, the
more likely I am to get a reply. Then details can be given if needed, in
further correspondences.
I will give that AUTO_INCREMENT and SELECT MAX() a try as well.
Zach
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my
knowledge and experience increases I hope to help those with questions. And
the wheel goes round and round.
Zach
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iterating the loop
again. However, if I do this and the next record does not have a value for
cus034a, the value in the db still ends up being 0.
$data_array[cus034a] = NULL;
$data_array[sat01] = NULL;
I must be doing something wrong?
Thank you.
Zach Curtis
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iterating the loop
again. However, if I do this and the next record does not have a value for
cus034a, the value in the db still ends up being 0.
$data_array[cus034a] = NULL;
$data_array[sat01] = NULL;
I must be doing something wrong?
Thank you.
Zach Curtis
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Yes, I did not receive any replies to that message yesterday. Here is my
code (condensed) as well. What ends up happening is that when I write a
variable for a field that did have data, for example cus034a, to the db it
shows a value of 0 when I intended it to be NULL.
Thanks.
Zach
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Any thoughts on how I can create this query that can account for either a
numeric or NULL value coming from the dynamic array? Thank you.
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From: Rick Emery [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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When you say ...account for either a numeric or NULL value ..., do you
mean SELECT a value that could be NULL?
If so, the query
. Is there an advantage to
using the VALUES clause?
Thank you for your assistance.
Zach
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Is there some reason you
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