John Greco wrote:
$sql2 = "select * from product where whseNum = '".$whseNumber."' order by
prodNum";
What does your PHP code look like after that? What is your index
starting with?
are you starting with 0? or 1?
$sql = "SELECT id FROM product WHERE something = this";
$rs = pg_query($sql);
$i =
> It may be sacrilege to mention it here, but there is an excellent perl
> module for handling mail bounces; I've used it to write a handler that
> catches the returned mail, gets the address(es) and reason(s) for the
> bounce, and then goes into our DB and flags the matching users. I looked
> al
Then thing is that I have a string to play with AFTER form submission..
So if user enters something like this "Say hello to Alex & Özgür" to my PHP
file this will be sent like "Say hello to Alex & Özgİr". You see there
are 2 ampersands here, and only one should be removed - the one just after
"Alex
John, et al --
...and then Dillon, John said...
%
% > It may be sacrilege to mention it here, but there is an excellent perl
% > module for handling mail bounces; I've used it to write a handler that
...
%
% I'd be interested in more details on this, from the pov of a person who
No problem.
%
As one who has used php (without classes) but has seen cpan in operation
(I'd describe it as connecting to the internet from the c: prompt, if using
Windows) and it's impressive though complicated, only the documentation is a
bit flat on perl and beginners lists require you to have memorised Learni
Its kind of complicated beacause the code is about 1400 lines...but the
thing is that it automatically gets all tables with contents from the
database wich u can alter or delete.
If someone thinks he is up for it, I can give you the complete code.
Tnx
Rein
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John, et al --
[We're going to talk about perl a bit more, albeit comparing and
contrasting with php. If this should be kicked off of the list,
just let us know.]
...and then Dillon, John said...
%
% As one who has used php (without classes) but has seen cpan in operation
% (I'd describe it as
No, it wont because htmlspecialchars() will only convert the characters I
mentioned.
Your ISO-8859-1 characters will remain unchanged, depending on the database
encoding set in your running MySQL server. So your htmlspecialchars(string)
will give you
Say hello to Alex & Özgür
Not what you ass
What is the Planetside database?
Let me know how I may be of service,
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Madaleno wrote:
Hi, can someone help me on how to access Planetside database to get some
ch
Hello Cal,
Friday, December 19, 2003, 10:28:19 PM, you wrote:
CE> What is the Planetside database?
It's a pay-to-play on-line multi-player FPS game run by Sony. I don't
think you could interface with it directly, at least I'd be pretty
surprised if you can.
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Best regards,
Richard
Hi John,
you need to specify a name for the column that you create with the convert
function. Like this
select distinct convert(varchar(36), amount) id into #temp1 from fred
#temp1 will now have one column called id.
#temp1 can be removed with droptable #temp1 or by closing the connection
to th
Hi Matt,
Tables in tempdb are deleted when the connection is closed or when the
user deletes them with drop table #tempname.
- Frank
> Hi Frank.
>
> When does this table get deleted? when the DB connection closes or does
> one have to run a process to clear the temp tables?
>
> Thanks,
> Matt
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