You do need to use % instead of *. I think it is because you are going
through an ODBC driver, not because of PHP itself (but I could be wrong).
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> To: Ben Cairns
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From: Phillip Bow [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, February 23, 2001
php-windows Digest 23 Feb 2001 17:32:16 - Issue 460
Topics (messages 5707 through 5717):
Reading data from a file
5707 by: Brian Higgins
5712 by: Tom Mathews
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5708 by: Taylor Silvers
Protecting PHP code
5709 by: Paul Smith
5715 by: Alain Samoun
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> Anyone know any sites where a PHP pro
I am using PHP4 + MySQL + PWS + Windows 98.
We are trying to port over a web site to a laptop for remote use.
However, when we execute a SQL query on a DB in which a filed of the record
contains a NULL value, we get an error.
The code is as follows:
$GetQuery = mysql_query ("SELECT * F
Yes, if you have enough money for it - $2,500 I believe - Dee the zend
store.
Alain
On Fri, Feb 23, 2001 at 09:12:08AM -, Paul Smith wrote:
> Hi,
>
> If I have a piece of code for security reasons we don't want even the
> sysadmin of the NT system to be able to view. Is there a way to dis
Socket support isn't available on windows yet. Hopefully it will be
finished by the time php4.05 is released.
Gonzalo Vera wrote:
> You must compile php with socket functions: it does not come
> pre-compiled in the binaries.
>
> Gonzalo.
>
>> Hi,
>
>> I am trying to write a web telnet inter
don't like being picky, but you may be thinking of MySQL where
% is the multiple character wildcard (eg select 'David!' LIKE '%D%v%';)
_ is the single character wildcard (eg select 'David' LIKE 'Davi_';
Tom
Ben Cairns wrote:
> The wildcard in PHP is a %
>
> E.G.
> select * from YOUR_TABLE where
How is your file delimited? This could impact on whether elemdata is a string
or actually a real array.
That may not be helpful, but here's a handy tip when using file() - remember
that it retains the newline character, so you have to be careful about mixing
and matching dos/windows type files wi
The wildcard in PHP is a %
E.G.
select * from YOUR_TABLE where SOME_FIELD like '%$dan%'";
Hope this helps
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Hi,
I'm having problems getting a query to work, it's a fairly simple select
query, with wildcards.
This is the query as designed in MS Access 97's query designer:
SELECT Contacts.ForeName FROM Contacts WHERE (((Contacts.ForeName) Like
"*dan*"));
This selects 7 names from our database when run
Hi,
If I have a piece of code for security reasons we don't want even the
sysadmin of the NT system to be able to view. Is there a way to distribute
it in a way it can't be viewed, i.e. compiled perhaps?
Thanks.
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