If you are using unix-like OSes then you could write a program or a
script using (PHP, perl, bash, csh even C) whatever it suits you and use
cron daemon to run it every month. This script should query the database
and find out if is needed to be sent. The alternative (not the suggested
so
Well this is not the proper list for these kind of questions but
since you posted know that you should include the apache compile time
options. Well I think that you should recompile apache, because mysql
support is probably compiled in and since you upgraded mysql you should
compile apache
Hi
i have added index on both columns but still same warning is issued by mysql
then what i do now
John Mertic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is the table 'Mobile_Tunes' indexed at all? If not, you may want to
consider adding one at least one 'Tune_Type' and another on
'Tune_Name'.
Joh
Hi
i have added index on both columns but still same warning is issued by mysql
then what i do now?
BYE
John Mertic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is the table 'Mobile_Tunes' indexed at all? If not, you may want to
consider adding one at least one 'Tune_Type
Run the query through MySQL directly prepending EXPLAIN to the query
and attach the results here.
John
On 9/10/07, Asim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi
>
> i have added index on both columns but still same warning is issued by mysql
>
> then what i do now
>
> John Mertic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
Hi,
I've got a PHP program I wrote a year or so ago with the oddest line of code. I
know I didn't come up with it myself; I must have adapted it from a book or
something, but I have checked all the books it could have come from and could
not find it in any of them, nor can I find any such command
I had cronjobs running fine on Linux which included a file which called
mssql_connect.
Today when I run the cronjob script directly from the command line, I get:
PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function mssql_connect() in
/the/included/file.php on line #
Fatal error: Call to undefined fun
Please fix your reply-to address.
It
is an SQL query (probably MySQL, but perhaps SQLite or possibly even PGSQL or
mSQL):
The line after $query should tell you what uses it ;)
$query="SELECT TABLE $tablename;";
if (mysql_query($query, $link)) {
echo($indent."The table, '$tablen
However, a web page that includes the same file with the mssql_connect
call still works fine, and now it makes sense that I see mssql is still
enabled in phpinfo.
The apache version of the php.ini file is different to the cli version.
Make sure you are looking at the right one.
On debian I
Chris wrote (in news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> > It is an SQL query (probably MySQL, but perhaps SQLite or possibly even
PGSQL or mSQL):
>
> The line after $query should tell you what uses it ;)
Sorry, I meant the book may have been about any of those; I was skimming through
a bunch of SQL books at t
Hi
this result is shown by mysql on running command prompt
mysql> explain SELECT Tune_Name,Tune_Type FROM Mobile_Tunes;
+--+--+---+--+-+--+--+---+
| table| type | possible_keys | key | key_len | ref | rows |
Extra |
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