Hi Warren,
What I personally would do is simply include some sort of 'ID' field. In
other words, each question would have a unique ID. Question 1's ID would be
1, Question 2's ID would be 2, etc. Or however you wanted to number them.
You could even set this up as an auto_increment and have t
the tutorials at this site useful
http://www.rd-robotics.com/accesscommunity/tutes/index.html
although it is based on access I found it useful.
> -Original Message-
> From: WCBaker [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 27 February 2001 16:25
> To: MySQL
> Subject: RDBMS que
Hi,
> I have a Test Questions database. Right now I have a hard-coded limit of
> 200 questions in it; I actually made a table with field names like Quest1,
> Quest2. . . Quest200. However, I know that I am not using the power of
> MySql in setting it up this way. This is more an example of m
Hi!
I have a Test Questions database. Right now I have a hard-coded limit of
200 questions in it; I actually made a table with field names like Quest1,
Quest2. . . Quest200. However, I know that I am not using the power of
MySql in setting it up this way. This is more an example of my own
ig
