No you can't! I wrote a simple routine for the task!
you might want to view it from:
http://www.kameelah.org/eassoft/php_files/sql2php.php.txt
just take the parse_sql_stream($all) which returns an array that have all
the statments to be passed to mysql_query()
this script is usefull when you
yes, it will not work,because mysql does not support it(the way you try to
use is 'procedure' called in MS SQL sever) , mysq developer said they will
accomplish in the further . you and I have to wait for it.
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Hey,
Whilst you can't perform statements like this, there are alternatives. If
you only have one field in your table, you can use:
INSERT INTO com VALUES ('pentium'), ('amd'); // Continue the comma
separated values list
Or, if you need to specify which fields the data is to go in:
INSERT
This is more of a MySQL question, but:
Actually, as of MySQL version 3.22.5, INSERT statements can have
multiple value lists. In your case, this would be
$query =
INSERT INTO com VALUES .
('pentium'), ('amd');
mysql_query($query, $dbconnect) or die(mysql_error());
Also,
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