i don't know how similar the odbc functions are to the mysql functions,
but in your sql statement you have:
FROM STAFF;
whenever i create an SQL statement when using a MySQL database i don't
have to put that semi-colon in there...is that needed for odbc?
also, just to save yourself some space, you could condense your last few
lines into this:
$lname = odbc_result($resultid,"S_LNAME");
echo "H2$fnamenbsp;$lname/h2";
hope this helps,
jack
John Meyer wrote:
Here is the code
?php
$connectionid = odbc_connect("usctoday","","");
$resultid = odbc_do($connectionid,"SELECT S_FNAME, S_LNAME, S_BIO FROM
STAFF;");
$numrows = odbc_num_rows($resultid);
for ($i = 1; $i=$numrows;$i++) {
odbc_fetch_row($resultid);
$fname = odbc_result($resultid,"S_FNAME");
$lname = odbc_result($resultid,"S_LNAME");
?
h2?php echo("$fname"); ? nbsp; ?php echo("$lname"); ?/h2
?php
}
odbc_close($connectionid);
?
Problem is that the script output doesn't show up. Any idears?
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