> Its giving the line number. But actually i want to know the correct syntax
> for concatenation. I think all there is some mistake in all the three
> concatination statements.
>
No - there is no problem with any of the statements per se, but there
may be when executed with $adduser, $addpass et
Hi,
Its giving the line number. But actually i want to know the correct syntax for
concatenation. I think all there is some mistake in all the three concatination
statements.
so could some one check and give some idea.
thanks
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babu wrote:
> Hi,
>
> cou
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> babu wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > could someone please check where the sytax error is in these statements.
> >
> > $sqlstmt= "EXEC sp_addlogin ".$adduser." , ".$addpass;
> > $sqlstmt1= "EXEC sp_adduser @loginame= ".$adduser." ,
babu wrote:
Hi,
could someone please check where the sytax error is in these statements.
$sqlstmt= "EXEC sp_addlogin ".$adduser." , ".$addpass;
$sqlstmt1= "EXEC sp_adduser @loginame= ".$adduser." , @name_in_db= ".$adduser;
$sqlstmt2= "GRANT CREATE TABLE TO ".$adduser;
$sql=mssql_query($sqls
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