Hi All,
I am parsing data returned from a field that looks like this;
6-8-3-5-10-9-6__7-5-9--etc...
The code below parses out the data they way I want it but only returns the
first row. I need to compare all rows and return an average from each of
the parsed out numbers. Where have I
Alex Hogan mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
on Thursday, March 18, 2004 10:39 AM said:
Hi All,
I am parsing data returned from a field that looks like this;
6-8-3-5-10-9-6__7-5-9--etc...
The code below parses out the data they way I want it but only
returns the first row. I
From: Alex Hogan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I am parsing data returned from a field that looks like this;
6-8-3-5-10-9-6__7-5-9--etc...
Wow... you're totally missing the point of a database when you store data
like this.
The code below parses out the data they way I want it but only returns the
thanks for all the white space. one blank line isn't enough for my brain
to properly separate the different parts of your email. but now, thanks
to your extra white space i don't have a headache anymore. thanks again!
it really helps!
Anything I can do.., just a little present from MS
Wow... you're totally missing the point of a database when you store data
like this.
Not my db...
So how many times does the while() loop execute?
Once
How many rows is your query actually returning?
Just one.
What does the output actually look like and what should it look like.
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