I knew that ;)
Some times it takes another set of eyes...
Thanks
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I did. ;)
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On Saturday 14 August 2004 00:31, Vern wrote:
> I got it. In case anyone is interested. I changed the code so that the
> field value was a became the variable $name and it worked.
>
> $name = $rsITEMS->Fields('item_id');
> fwrite($fp, "$name\n");
But did you take the fopen() out of the while-loo
Hi Vern,
Vern wrote:
Sorry the previous post got sent prematurely.
this one, too. #
It does work, however, the problem is in the
fwrite($fp, "$rsITEMS->Fields('item_id')\n");
I KNOW, this was the 2nd change in my code-sniplet ;o)
what gets written to the file is exactly "$rsITEMS->Field
I got it. In case anyone is interested. I changed the code so that the field
value was a became the variable $name and it worked.
$name = $rsITEMS->Fields('item_id');
fwrite($fp, "$name\n");
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Sorry the previous post got sent prematurely.
It does work, however, the problem is in the
fwrite($fp, "$rsITEMS->Fields('item_id')\n");
what gets written to the file is exactly "$rsITEMS->Fields('item_id')" for
as many records are return when I want the value to be inserted in the fi
Hi Vern,
Vern wrote:
I'm trying to write data to a file from a Postgres database using the
following code
while (!$rsITEMS->EOF) {
$fp = fopen("./dump.sql", "w");
fwrite($fp, "$rsITEMS->Fields('item_id')\n");
$rsITEMS->MoveNext();
> [shortened]
I wouldn't do, if I were you.
It
I'm trying to write data to a file from a Postgres database using the
following code
EOF) {
//CREATE CSV
//OPEN DUMP FILE
$fp = fopen("./dump.sql", "w");
//WRITE DATA TO DUMP
fwrite($fp, "$rsITEMS->Fields('item_id')\n");
//LOOP
$rsITEMS->MoveNext();
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