On Nov 22, 2004, at 11:33 AM, Chris Lott wrote:
In MySQL I would say... If you have data which has to be inserted in
serveral tables, you must first check if all conditions are ok. So,
do some
selects to check if everythin in your database is ok, and after that,
execute the query. But, when you re
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On 22 November 2004 17:33, Chris Lott wrote:
>
> +-+--+--+---+---+
> > first | last | relation | city | state |
> +-+
Chris Lott wrote:
Right-- but my question isn't about the query, but about the results.
Again, look at my result set:
+-+--+--+---+---+
| first | last | relation | city | state |
+-+--+--+---+---+
| Chris | Beks
> In MySQL I would say... If you have data which has to be inserted in
> serveral tables, you must first check if all conditions are ok. So, do some
> selects to check if everythin in your database is ok, and after that,
> execute the query. But, when you really want to make complex database driven
Hi,
I don't have any documentation you can use I think, but I have some
comments on what you say...
By part 1 you say:
how do I handle
the workflow when the data in related tables doesn't yet exist? Do I
force a user to enter data into 5 different forms first? Do I have a
place to enter the new d
Where can I learn topics such as:
1) Examples of complex PHP applications entering data into complex
related table structures. For instance, if I am writing an application
to create a class catalog that has 5 related tables, how do I handle
the workflow when the data in related tables doesn't yet
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