Marc Greenstock wrote:
I just downloaded and installed fire bird, looks interesting. But it's not
for this current development. Perhaps later, not the project is 3/4
complete.
Depends how you are accessing MySQL ;)
Tell me how do you interface firebird with PHP?
Interbase module - Firebird is a t
> Alternatively, use a better database :)
> Firebird has had Triggers and Stored Procedures from the start. Using
> these with PHP gives the power needed to update cross references without
> having to build complex PHP code.
> http://www.firebirdsql.org/
I just downloaded and installed fire bird,
Guess some guys don't get the point of this posting or have no idea what
foreign keys are about. This problem can easily be solved using JOINs
-- red
Lester Caine wrote:
Jason Barnett wrote:
So far I've made multiple statements pulling out all the data and
using PHP
to formulate the informatio
Jason Barnett wrote:
So far I've made multiple statements pulling out all the data and
using PHP
to formulate the information. But I know there is a better way using
mysql.
Only thing is I haven't got the faintest idea how to do it in one
query and
keep overheads low. I start to get lost when I
So far I've made multiple statements pulling out all the data and using PHP
to formulate the information. But I know there is a better way using mysql.
Only thing is I haven't got the faintest idea how to do it in one query and
keep overheads low. I start to get lost when I'm doing select statement
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