Thanks Jeremy, I finally found the solution:
?php
$query=SELECT * FROM DB1 JOIN DB2 ON DB1.dataid=DB2.dataid;
$queryupd=UPDATE DB1 SET dateval='20010101' where dateval='2101';
$hostname = serverdb;
$username = user;
$password = pwd;
$dbName = DB;
mssql_connect($hostname,$username,$password) or die(DATABASE FAILED TO
RESPOND.);
mssql_select_db($dbName) or DIE(Table unavailable);
$result2 = MSSQL_QUERY($queryupd); // Execute Update Statment
$result = MSSQL_QUERY($query); // Execute Select Statment
$number = MSSQL_NUM_ROWS($result);
$i=0;
if($number == 0) print No data?;
elseif($number 0){
print Number of rows: $numberBR;
while($i $number){
$dateval= mssql_result($result,$i,dateval);
echo TRTDFONT color=#112266$dateval/FONT/TD;
$i++;}
}?
And it works fine !
Now I'm looking for the same function for IBM DB2 database connection...
Jerry
Jeremy Reed [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What was the error message you received? Also, when passing the variables
to the mssql_connect() function, you need not use quotes since you've
already initialized them to the strings. Pass them as follows:
$connection
= mssql_connect($a,$b,$c). Also, you aren't passing the actual sql string
to the mssql_query() function. You have $sql = blah but you pass
$sql_temp.
Jerry wrote:
Hi
I have PHP on windows 2000 web server
I would like to remote to a MS SQL database on another web server.
I tried something like:
?php
$h = server adr;
$u = user;
$p = passw;
$b = db;
$connexion = mssql_connect($h, $u, $p);
mssql_select_db($b);
$sql_temp= select * from test;
$result = mssql_query($sql_temp);
mssql_close($connexion);
?
But it didn't work. Please help me.
Jerry
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