selyah wrote:
Hello:
I am developing a report scheduler that will includes as headings,
Project Name, Date, Time Start, Time End, Description, and Total
Hours. This is the issue, I need to have the hours column to be a
result of the subtraction of time start and time end. Does PHP support
anyone have any experience with PhpDig?
http://www.phpdig.net/
Rick Olson wrote:
Among the other ideas in this thread, you might also check out
sphinxsearch (http://www.sphinxsearch.com). I started (but have not
finished...yet) a series on using and implementing it on my blog
(http://blo
On 2/15/07, Daniel Convissor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In the past, I've always used MySQL or Oracle, but mostly MySQL. Each
SQL
> distribution has its own peculiar ways of doing some things, and I know
that
> using some of the MySQL functions makes the code far easier to write and
> also opt
Among the other ideas in this thread, you might also check out
sphinxsearch (http://www.sphinxsearch.com). I started (but have not
finished...yet) a series on using and implementing it on my blog
(http://blog.sensual.jp).
It has some nice perks, one of which being the ability to index straigh
Hello:
I am developing a report scheduler that will includes as headings, Project
Name, Date, Time Start, Time End, Description, and Total Hours. This is the
issue, I need to have the hours column to be a result of the subtraction of
time start and time end. Does PHP support math capabilities
