When I retrieve multiple values from a selection box, I need to create a
loop somewhere to insert the multiple values (rows) into a table. Is there a
way to do this within a ZSQL statement, or is it best to do the looping in a
Python script?
My specific example
table 1 (Players) has informati
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I would assume that you can use DTML-IN for looping and generating
multiple SQL statements of the same kind. You have to ensure that
the statements having a proper delimiter (there was something in DTML?!
DTML-SQLDELIMITER?...no idea, you need to check
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Andreas Jung wrote:
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> I would assume that you can use DTML-IN for looping and generating
> multiple SQL statements of the same kind. You have to ensure that
> the statements having a proper delimiter (there was something in DTML?!
> DTML-SQLDELIM
Garry Saddington wrote:
> Andreas Jung wrote:
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>> I would assume that you can use DTML-IN for looping and generating
>> multiple SQL statements of the same kind. You have to ensure that
>> the statements having a proper delimiter (there was some
Thanks everyone for their help. I decided to do the looping in the Python
Controller Script instead of dtml...much easier and faster to put it
together!
Mark
On Tue, Aug 24, 2010 at 9:48 AM, Garry Saddington <
ga...@schoolteachers.co.uk> wrote:
> Garry Saddington wrote:
> > Andreas Jung wrote:
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> I would assume that you can use DTML-IN for looping and generating
> multiple SQL statements of the same kind. You have to ensure that
> the statements having a proper delimiter (there was somet
On 08/24/2010 04:04 PM, Jaroslav Lukesh wrote:
> ZPT is more academic platform, than for everyday usage.
Wow, I have never heard that opinion before. I have had quite the
opposite experience: I find ZPT more productive and less error-prone
than all other web templating languages. I have a proj
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> On 08/24/2010 04:04 PM, Jaroslav Lukesh wrote:
>> ZPT is more academic platform, than for everyday usage.
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> Wow, I have never heard that opinion before. I have had quite the
> opposite experience: I find ZPT more productive and less error-pro
2010/8/25 Jaroslav Lukesh
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>> I would assume that you can use DTML-IN for looping and generating
>> multiple SQL statements of the same kind. You have to ensure that
>> the statements ha
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