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Did you echo out $CharacterName before your SQL statement to ensure that
it
is being set? Or your $SQL variable before calling odbc_do? This might
provide you with some insight as to why the query doesn't return anything.
HTH
Sam Masiello
Systems Analyst
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-Original Message-
From: Jeff Pearson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, May 18, 2001 1:05 PM
To: php
Subject: [PHP] Blank Field Values
OK. Ive been beating my head over this code for a bit. I would appreciate
it
if a fresh set of eyes would take a look at this for me. I have the
following code;
SCRIPT language=PHP
$connection = odbc_pconnect(XXX,X,XXX);
$SQL = SELECT * FROM Bios WHERE CharacterName = ';
$SQL .= $CharacterName;
$SQL .= ';
$QueryResult = odbc_do($connection, $SQL);
$NumberofRows = odbc_num_rows($QueryResult);
$ID = odbc_result($QueryResult, ID);
$NumberofFields = odbc_num_fields($QueryResult);
if ($NumberofRows != 0)
{
$counter = 1;
do
{
$CurrentFieldName = odbc_field_name($QueryResult, $counter);
$CurrentFieldValue = odbc_result($QueryResult, $CurrentFieldName);
I don't know the exact solution , but I think it's the problem of the above
line since only
var $CurrentFieldValue can't be displayed .
Have you try
$CurrentFieldValue = odbc_result($QueryResult, $counter);
and see if it works . ^_^
echo $CurrentFieldName;
echo =;
echo $CurrentFieldValue;
echo ,;
$counter = $counter + 1;
}
while ($counter = $NumberofFields);
echo endoffields=end;
}
else
{
echo No records for that character;
}
/SCRIPT
It results in the following output;
ID=,CharacterName=,RealName=,FormerAlias=,CurrentAlias=,FormerOccupations=,C
urrentOccupation=,MilitaryExperience=,Education=,LegalStatus=,Identity=,Plac
eofOrigin=,MaritalStatus=,KnownRelatives=,KnownConfidants=,Pets=,KnownAllies
=,MajorEnemies=,BaseofOperations=,Transportation=,PastGroupAffiliates=,Curre
ntGroupAffiliates=,Income=,Height=,Weight=,EyeColor=,HairColor=,OtherFeature
s=,IntelligenceLevel=,Strength=,SpeedReactions=,Stamina=,Agility=,FightingSk
ills=,SpecialSkills=,Handicaps=,OtherPowersandSkills=,Background=,endoffield
s=end
If I run the query with Access, it comes up with the expected row of
information I'm looking for. Can anyone see why Im getting empty values
back?
Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.
Jeff Pearson
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