if i remember correctly you have to do this
su
su postgres
createuser your-user-id
Adam Williams wrote:
Hi, I know this isn't PHP related but I have a quick question about
postgresql. I come from a mysql enviroment so I'm a little clueless, even
after reading the postgresql docs.
I a
form feeds don't work in html. It is interpreted as a space.
Arthur Chevalier wrote:
Hello,
I am having problems getting the \f (form feed) expression to work. After a
certain amount of lines print I want to start printing the next line on a
new sheet of paper. Any ideas of what I could be do
When updating or deleting a table is there anyway to find out how many
rows where affected using php??
I am using Postgresql 7.2 and php 4.2
using pgsql from the the command line I enter this query
update teststock set item_num ='something' where item_num ='something';
and it returns
UPDATE so
Thanks,
i could not find that function in the book i was using.
sorry for the inconvenience.
John W. Holmes wrote:
Jason S Motes wrote:
When updating or deleting a table is there anyway to find out how many
rows where affected using php??
I don't even use PG, but it took me 5 seconds to
This is what i use:
exec ("lpr -P $PrinterName $PostscriptFile",$printOut , $printReturn);
Paul Fitz wrote:
Hi Guys,
I suppose this isn't a database specific question, but it is the only
PHP mailing list I am subscribed to.
Trying to trigger a printer in the office hooked up to a Mandrake
