Why would this code produce the desired list of records in a table row, and
then add an equal amount of blank lines ( = num of records) before producing
the next set of records?
while ($row = mysql_fetch_array ($result)) {
$num = count ($row);
for ($c=0; $c<$num; $c++) {
echo $row[$c]."";
}
}
T
Hi, folks,
Can someone insight me regarding this?
I have a datetime field in mySQL (-mm-dd hh:mm:ss) called event_time
I want to pull records hitting against this field with the idea:
where the abbreviated month from this field LIKE '$month'
and here's the SQL string I've been playing wit
Hi, folks,
Can someone insight me regarding this?
I have a datetime field in mySQL (-mm-dd hh:mm:ss) called event_time
I want to pull records hitting against this field with the idea:
where the abbreviated month from this field LIKE '$month'
and here's the SQL string I've been playing wit
I've discovered that this little bit of code is introducing a line break
into my
SQL string and it is causing it to break.
the month comes through as '[linebreak here]Mar'
(these are two unbroken lines in original code.)
Where does a line break come from in
value="" ??
I'm mystified!
Than
s and something like:
if (($rectype == 'events') and ($action == 'add') and ($manage == 'some'))
Also -
what about something like 'isNull' ? I don't see any documentation in the
PHP online manual nor is 'null' even mentioned in the index of m
>From the mySQL manual:
G.1 Things that must done in the real near future
RENAME table as table, table as table [,...]
Regards,
Michael Gerholdt
> Greetings!
>
> Can anyone tell me the SQL sintax to rename a Table in a MySql
> database
