Dear All,
I wonder if there is a php function that could return content
of an array, in print_r style, as a string. I need to get it and
send as debug information. If not, is there a workaround or
alternative, other than writing a function? Many thanks.
Chien-pin
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If you use sequence to generate your last_inserted_id, then you can always
get that ID by calling
SELECT sequence_name.CURRVAL
FROM DUAL;
within the same session.
Chien-pin
On Sun, 25 Mar 2001, almir wrote:
> is there a way to get last inserted id from oracle as
> mys
Dear all,
Attached are three files I used to demonstrate the problem I'm
troubled with. Some experiments may be required to see the problem.
To put the problem in short, I'd like to ask what the proper way is to
include classA and classB in order to make test.php work? In the attached
f
Dear all,
Attached are three files I used to demonstrate the problem I'm
troubled with. Some experiments may be required to see the problem.
To put the problem in short, I'd like to ask what the proper way is to
include classA and classB in order to make test.php work? In the attached
f
Dear All,
Is there a way to re-write a method in parent class and still access
the parent class by parent::method()?
I have a class (classChild) extended from another class
(classParent). In classChild I have re-implemented method foo() as a
wrapper function of method foo() in classPare
Dear all,
My server is running RedHat6.2/Apache 1.3.14/PHP 4.0.4pl1/Oracle
8.0.5. The way I make connection from PHP to Oracle is through php's
Oracle 8 extension OCIPLogon.
Since the server was made available to the public, *EVERY ONCE A
WHILE* I got error messages logged in apache's
Dear all,
Pardon me if this is explained somewhere in the
documentation. I've found the :: notation (double colons) in class
definitions of PHP's ~/lib/php directory, such as DB.php. It looks like
doing the same thing as -> notation. Can someone help to explain this a
little bit or provi
Hi,
I'm wondering if there is an easy way to code a generic cloner at top
level of object inheritance tree so that all descendents can follow? Or by
nature the clone() function needs be implemented at final class
def.? Thanks a lot!
Chien-pin
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Dear All,
Lately I've noticed that my Apache error logs were filled up with HTML
sources. Logs grow rapidly and I have to clean it every once a while. Is
that caused by any particular PHP error? Normally I should have just one
line per error, shouldn't I? Is there a way to trace or turn it off
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