[PHP-DB] posting field_DATE variables

2003-01-22 Thread Fabrizio Tivano
Hello dear all, 

I have a  php-application witch use mysql DB;

My db have a field (DATE) like timestamp(8)  = 20030110, 
for lay-out problem i call field_DATE 
with a query :
 date_format(field_DATE, '%d-%m-%Y'),

and it display the field_DATA;
10-01-2003 

well.at this point i need to post this field_DATA on another php script witch 
let me to make another SELECT on same DB;
 but now the $field_DATA variable is like 10-01-2003.

How i can post $field_DATA variable such as 20030110 again? (the original DB_field).


thaks in advance

ciao, 
fabrizio

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Re: [PHP-DB] posting field_DATE variables

2003-01-22 Thread Fabrizio Tivano
On Thu, 23 Jan 2003 00:27:26 +0800
Jason Wong [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 On Wednesday 22 January 2003 23:53, Fabrizio Tivano wrote:
  I have a  php-application witch use mysql DB;
 
  My db have a field (DATE) like timestamp(8)  = 20030110,
  for lay-out problem i call field_DATE
  with a query :
   date_format(field_DATE, '%d-%m-%Y'),
 
  and it display the field_DATA;
  10-01-2003
 
  well.at this point i need to post this field_DATA on another php script
  witch let me to make another SELECT on same DB;
   but now the $field_DATA variable is like 10-01-2003.
 
  How i can post $field_DATA variable such as 20030110 again? (the original
  DB_field).
 
 There are many ways to do this. One is:
 
   $date = explode('-', '10-01-2003');
   $newdate = $date[2] . $date[0] . $date[1];
 
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YEP! 
that's work fine! 

thanx a lot!
fabrizio

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[PHP-DB] execute external sql script in php

2002-06-18 Thread fabrizio

Hello dear all, 

i try to execute an external sql-script to the mysql server

$query =source /home/mysql/mysql_script


...but allways i get Impossible to execute the query

any idea to do a stuff like this?

thanks

fabrizio

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Re: [PHP-DB] execute external sql script in php

2002-06-18 Thread fabrizio

Jeff, 

source command in mysql shell is the same like

mysql -u user -p  /home/mysql/mysql_script.

if i'm in the mysql shell i do:

mysql source /home/mysql/mysql_script;

...to execute the script. this look to work like a normal query, 
but in my php script dont work!

what's wrong?

regards,
fabrizio 

On Tuesday 18 June 2002 13:22, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 is this from within the browser?  if so, you'd need to open the file, read
 the contents and execute the script.  I don't knwo what 'source' does.  but
 i don't claim to know much either.  i may not have heard of this.

 if you just want to do it from a command line then you use a  after your
 login and password args

 mysql -u user -p  /home/mysql/mysql_script

 Hope this helps
 Jeff



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 Hello dear all,

 i try to execute an external sql-script to the mysql server

 $query =source /home/mysql/mysql_script


 ...but allways i get Impossible to execute the query

 any idea to do a stuff like this?

 thanks

 fabrizio

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[PHP-DB] date format display

2002-06-10 Thread fabrizio

Hello dear all, 

in my mysql-db I   have a  date_tbl  with this format: (20020531).
how is possible in PHP do display date_tbl's values in a more human-readable 
format like 05-31-2002 or 31/05/2002 ?

thaks in advance, 
regards

fabrizio




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Re: [PHP-DB] MS-SQL Server on PHP4/Apache/Linux

2001-04-23 Thread fabrizio . ermini

 I currently use PHP4/IIS to access a MS-SQLServer 7.0 with mssql_*
 functions (php_mssql70.dll extension).
 
 I plan to move my website on PHP4/Apache/Linux, and I am wondering if thoses
 functions will work and how, as I didn't find any explanations on it in
 documentation.
 
I think the functions could work very well, but they will be totally 
useless since it does not exist a linux client for Ms-Sql. 

Porting your app to linux will require also the use of a different 
backend (I hope you used a DB abstraction layer).

If this is not feasible, your only choice to access to MS-Sql from 
linux is using an ODBC client ported to linux (but you will have to 
chenage your code as well). You will find them easily on the list 
archive, I don't remember well the names and I don't want to give 
you a wrong link.

HTH, bye


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Re: [PHP-DB] Updating multiple forms

2001-04-18 Thread fabrizio . ermini

On 18 Apr 2001, at 17:27, Shahmat Dahlan wrote:

 Yes, this is only applicable if I only have one table. What if I need to
 update multiple tables?
 
Shamat, it seems we need some more info to understand your 
needs. What precisely are you trying to do?


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Re: [PHP-DB] Concurrent update to database (PostgreSQL or MySQL) ??

2001-04-18 Thread fabrizio . ermini

On 18 Apr 2001, at 13:47, Nicolas Guilhot wrote:

Don't want to start another religion war, but...
 Hi,
 
 How can I avoid two or more users to update the same record at the same time
 ?
 
 Ideally, I would like to lock the record when a user open it for
 modification. So if another user try to open the same record he'll be warned
 or get record values as read only. Is this possible and how to do it with
 PHP ?? How can I know that the user that has locked the record has finished
 with it, if he never commits his changes ? Is there an FAQ about this ?
 
Rather than a FAQ, you should find some good textbook on 
cuncurrent programming. The problem of concurrent updates of 
data is far too large to be tackled with a brief doc (and even less 
with a mail, I'm afraid).

But to be short:
Generally, Every DBMS out there can guarantee you that there will 
be no 2 users trying to update the same data together (i.e. querys 
are serialized). When it comes to multiple updates, however, or 
updates that touch different tables the problem gets harder, and the 
doubt you put in the subject can comport big difference in the way 
to handle it. 

In the MySQL paradigm, it's up to the programmer to guarantee 
data integrity at application level. In PostgreSQL (and in the rest of 
the DBMS world) paradigm, this work is still left to the DBMS 
system, thru isolated transactions. 

It's up to you to decide which way to go...


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Re: [PHP-DB] PHP4 to PHP3 problem

2001-04-11 Thread fabrizio . ermini

On 10 Apr 2001, at 13:49, Rob Griffiths wrote:

 **50**   print "tr bgcolor=#66td{$A["fname"]}/td" .
"td{$A["lname"]}/td" . "
td{$A["dept"]}/td" . " td{$A["manager"]}/td" .
"td{$A["extension"]}/td/tr\n";

Notation with "{" parenthesis is not used in PHP3. Use the string 
concatenation operator "." instead:

print "some string".$array["element"]."some other string\n";

you could also use printf(), but AFAIK, this is the most safe way 
from the "sintactical" point of view.

HTH, bye

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Re: [PHP-DB] MSSQL and @@identity

2001-04-11 Thread fabrizio . ermini

On 11 Apr 2001, at 11:40, Daniel Fairs wrote:

 Hi,
 
 I'm trying to insert a row into an MSSQL7 table using the SQL string:
 
 INSERT INTO person (birthdate,deathdate,sname,othername,motherid,fatherid)
 VALUES ('1978-10-06',NULL,'Fairs','Daniel',NULL,NULL) SELECT @@identity AS
 last_identity
 
 The actual PHP code is
 $oRes = mssql_query("SET NOCOUNT ON " . $sSQL, $this-iConnIndex) ;
 if ($oRes) echo "yea" ; else echo "nay" ; die() ;
 
 ... and 'nay' gets printed
 
 I've tried both SET NOCOUNT ON and SET NOCOUNT OFF, and also omitting the
 SET NOCOUNT completely. Any ideas why I'm not getting the last id back?
 
Maybe the problem is simpler: on some version of mssql API 
(maybe all?), I've verified that mssql_returns non-zero only for 
SELECT statements (returns the number of rows selected, to be 
more precise). All other statements return zero, so you could see 
that darn "nay" even if the query worked perfectly :-(...

HTH, bye!
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Re: [PHP-DB] MSSQL and @@identity

2001-04-11 Thread fabrizio . ermini

On 11 Apr 2001, at 13:00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  
 (returns the number of rows selected, to be 
 more precise). 

Ehm... forget this part. I momentaneally disconnected the brain, I'm 
afraid :-)


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Re: [PHP-DB] DOH! Is it so obvious that i cannot figure it out?

2001-04-11 Thread fabrizio . ermini

 
 Should i do something with MySQL?
 Should i write a routine in PHP that scan every text returned for the
 characters and if found - change them before printing them to the
 browser? This seems like a slow process.
 
There's already a function called HTMLentities() that could give you 
an help, try that...


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[PHP-DB] generating valid JS URL from database field with accents???

2001-04-02 Thread fabrizio . ermini

Hi all... I'm having a little problem in converting a site to
spanish, due to - apparently - IE that doesn't like accented words.

I have a db-driven website, of a fairly classical type - texts and
image paths are stored in a DB, and pages are generated thru PHP.

I'm converting this site to spanish language, and I've discovered
that some images link containing accented vowels don't work in IE,
if javascript is involved.

But here is the code (I'm using PHPlib's astraction library, but I
think it's pretty clear):

$db-query("select title, path, path_2 from images_family where
name_family='$name';");
while($db-next_record())
{
$titolo=$db-f("title");
$imagetiny=$db-f("path");
$imagebig=$db-f("path_2");

[...]

echo "H5 class=nomeimg$titolo/H5";
$size[0]+=20;
$nomeurl=rawurlencode($name);
$immagineurl=rawurlencode($imagebig);
echo "A class=corpomenu
HREF='javascript:openwindow(\"/img/$nomeurl$immagineurl\",".$siz
e[1].",".$size[0].");'B".$TAGIMMAGINE."/B/A\n";

---
("$TAGIMMAGINE" contains the html to display the thumbnail
image, and works good).

Now the problem is that when I click on the thumbnail, I get a
"page not found error". But hovering about it with the mouse, I see
the right URL, and if I do a "copy  paste" of it, it works!

Example:
this is what I found in the HTML source I generate (and it's correct,
IMHO):

A class=corpomenu
HREF='javascript:openwindow("/img/Servidor%20de%20Perif%E9ric
os19.gif",681,520);'

this is what I see when I hover on the image:

'javascript:openwindow("/img/Servidor de Perifricos19.gif",681,520);

And this seem correct too, but as I said, if I click on it I get a 404.

What can i do to generate a link that IE likes? I've tried not to use
rawurlencode, but nothing changed. NS works fine.

Thank you in advance for any suggestion...

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Re: [PHP-DB] Unix crypt

2001-03-16 Thread fabrizio . ermini

On 16 Mar 2001, at 10:53, Vanstaen Laurent wrote:

 Hi all,
Do you know if the php "crypt" function really works like the unix one ??
 I mean, when I compare my password on my system (crypted with unix crypt) and my 
 password crypted with php crypt, it's not the same. And the php crypt doesn't 
 send twice the same answer.
 
Because if you don't specify the salt, this will be randomly selected 
each time you call the function, so it will give different results each 
time.
As for the system password, keep in mind that different systems 
use different crypting algorithms; I guess that the right thing to do 
is carefully reading of both php's crypt manpage that the system's 
one. 

HTH, bye

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Re: Re2: [PHP-DB] Windows 2000 follow up

2001-02-19 Thread fabrizio . ermini

  Oh god, let's not get started on that..
  
 lol oh well.. hey do you know how to fix up the securit for internet users?
 
Maybe you could be able to configure different virtual directory to 
run under the right of different users.
If this is not possible you have to find Win2000 analogous of 
"wrapper" programs - not that I know that they exist, however :-(


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Re: [PHP-DB] Query qizzle quackarooney! :|

2001-02-13 Thread fabrizio . ermini

On 13 Feb 2001, at 11:41, Trond Erling Hundal wrote:

 Hey there fellow querieres
 I summon your power! (eh..)
 
 well.. enough with the nonsense :)
 
 I have a littlebit of problem:
 
 I am displaying 15 different newsarticles on a page.
 The articles are displayed in three different tables.
 
 First there`s one article (the main-top-story) that is shown in the 
top of
 the page.
 Then there is an ad.
 And then. Below this ad, there are two columns, each displaying 
7 articles
 each.
 
 The articles can be divided into two distinct groups.
 smallnews, and news, and this is stored in the article table in a 
field
 named Kategory!
 
 That is: smallnes cannot be shown before 4 "real" newsarticles 
has been
 displayed.
 
 What do YOU think?
 
Divide your query in two part. Supposing you're ordering them by 
freshness, something like:

"select * from news where Kategory=bignew order by date desc 
limit 4"

and 

"select * from news where Kategory=smallnew order by date desc 
limit 3"

likewise, do 2 cicles, the first showing major news, the second 
showing small ones. 

This way you don't need a single "if" nor complicated flow control 
structure... I've always liked KISS predicate :-)

HTH, bye


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Re: [PHP-DB] db2 with php

2001-02-05 Thread fabrizio . ermini

 I've installed db2 and created the default instance at /home/db2inst1/.
 PHP is compiled with the --with-ibm-db2 option, however when I try to start
 apache I get the message:  "Cannot load /etc/httpd/modules/libphp4.so into
 server: libdb2.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or
 directory" when I try to load the php4 module.  libdb2.so.1 exists in
 /home/db2inst1/sqllib/lib/ so I'm not sure why php can't find it.  Can
 anyone help me with this?
 

Default installation of DB2 under redhat failed to properly setup 
automatically the environment at reboot (at least for me), so that I 
had to manually set it. There is a script file that does this under the 
instance dir.

Try 
"source /home/db2inst1/sqllib/db2profile"

If after that all works, you can put that in rc.local or wherever you 
feel it could be its place :-)

HTH, bye

Fabrizio

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