Cesar Aracena wrote:
Table 1 - Categories
catid (autonum)
catname
Table 2 - Sub categories
subcatid (autonum)
subcatname
Table 3 - Products
prodid (autonum)
prodname
Table 4 - Relationships
Catid
Subcatid
Prodid
Now, the question is how to fetch all the sub-categories let's say that
are
Doug Parker wrote:
I'm about to embark on a project where I have to enter many, many fields
into a MySQL database, and I don't know how to approach the database
structure. The data is statistics for a golf course. There are 18
holes, and each hole has a Red Tee Par, White Tee Par, and Blue
Hello, Sunil Jagarlamudi!
You wrote:
How do I overcome that ? When I try to just echo the
image it works fine,
but when I try to add a few more lines like echoing
other rows which have firstname and lastname of the
people nothing comes out
Imagine you open an image file from the disk.
Hello, "Francesco Rossi"!
You wrote:
Hi,
After i have traverse a queryhow i can repositioning my
cursor to the first
record of the query ?
While traversinq, put records in array, then work with it.
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Hello, John Starkey!
You wrote:
I've got a login page posting only the user_name and
password vars. No
matter what it's using the same name over again.
What's between the FORM tags?
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Hello, "Tyson Lloyd Thwaites"!
You wrote:
Is it better to retrieve the whole table up-front and
store it in a session
array, or to run the queries seperately each time the
data is needed and
specify the column targets?
First read all the short columns from the row in your base
class
Hello, Justin Smith!
You wrote:
It's definitely a security issue, not allowing access to
the linked tables
in a database with its own security even though the
database I'm connected
to via ODBC has full access. Any tips on how to get
around this? Any help
would be greatly
Hello, "Marko Perich"!
You wrote:
I need to make a transaction over several pages and
commit it after
validating the last one.
Insert line on the first page, update on next, mark as
commited on the last. Each hour drop uncommited lines. You
may also provide current time of transaction
Hello, sajid jamal!
You wrote:
can anyone help me out ,in how to export my oracle
databse i.e sql to mysql database.
Use Oracle Export tool to produce a text datafile, then
load it to MySQL with its import command. Look docs for
syntax of both commands.
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