im new to php, i would like to see a simple php script for manipulating an
access database (or mysql) for me to learn on. thanks.
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tuna3000 wrote:
im new to php, i would like to see a simple php script for manipulating an
access database (or mysql) for me to learn on. thanks.
Have you tried the manual? Lots of useful and interesting stuff in
there. Especially for people new to PHP.
Try http://php.net/odbc and
Thanks Michael. I'll check it out ;)
- Luke
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Luke Van Blerk wrote:
I'll probably just extract the data with an access to mysql script and
run
it on mysql.
This is probably the best approach if you have access to
Luke Van Blerk wrote:
I'll probably just extract the data with an access to mysql script and run
it on mysql.
This is probably the best approach if you have access to Windows
machine. If not, http://freshmeat.net/projects/mdbtools/ might help.
Regards...
Michael
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Hi everyone
Can PHP access an access database residing on a unix / linux box? I know
theres and ODBC extension but is that only for windows?
Regards
Luke
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To the best of my knowledge you cannot access an Access database directly
from UNIX or Linux. The reason is because the Jet Engine has not been
ported to those platforms. Your only options may be something
like EasySoft's ODBC-ODBC bridge or ODBTP.
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On Wed, 19 Nov 2003, Luke van Blerk
Thanks Robert
I'll probably just extract the data with an access to mysql script and run
it on mysql.
- Luke
Robert Twitty wrote:
To the best of my knowledge you cannot access an Access database
directly from UNIX or Linux. The reason is because the Jet Engine
has not been ported to those
Well, what about building a basic class without any database conection in the
constructor and then have a inherited class with the needed database
conection? and then use whichever you need to generate the pages.
You can even just have the basic class and execute some code in the
constructor
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Well, what about building a basic class without any database conection in
the
constructor and then have a inherited class
Hi All,
Although I am not so new to PHP (not expert either), this is the first time
for me to use PHP class.
I am starting a project, and plan to use partially OOP and partially
traditional programming. I use PHP/MySQL. I have one class, DB_Do, which
does every thing to do with database, and
Well, I'll tell you what I do.
I'm not a OOP expert so if someone feel like I'm doing it wrong I'll welcome
any comment about .
I've got a main class which I use to generate every page in my website (some
are actually generated by inherited classes but that's the main idea). As I
need a
if it is efficient.
Thanks again.
Ruth
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Well, I'll tell you what I do.
I'm not a OOP expert so if someone feel like
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