On Sat, 16 Mar 2002, Philip J. Newman wrote:
A few of us folk at PhilipNZ.com would like to know about using and ' or ` in My
Sql when calling information from the database.
we have always used
$sql = SELECT * FROM `hyperlinks` ORDER BY `clicks` DESC LIMIT 0, 10;
but where told that
The standard quote (') should be used to delimit string literals in MYSQL
statements. Use it to surround strings you're inserting into or comparing
against VARCHARs, CHARs, TEXTs, etc.
$sql = UPDATE mytable SET name='Best Table Of All' WHERE id=3;
That is ok if you call MySQL in your .php.
A few of us folk at PhilipNZ.com would like to know about using and ' or ` in My Sql
when calling information from the database.
we have always used
$sql = SELECT * FROM `hyperlinks` ORDER BY `clicks` DESC LIMIT 0, 10;
but where told that the ` was not required
$sql = SELECT * FROM
On Saturday 16 March 2002 13:08, Philip J. Newman wrote:
A few of us folk at PhilipNZ.com would like to know about using and ' or
` in My Sql when calling information from the database.
we have always used
$sql = SELECT * FROM `hyperlinks` ORDER BY `clicks` DESC LIMIT 0, 10;
but where
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On Saturday 16 March 2002 13:08, Philip J. Newman wrote:
A few of us folk at PhilipNZ.com would like to know about using and ' or
` in My Sql when calling information from the database.
we have always used
$sql = SELECT * FROM
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