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I have a table, codes, with 3 columns (code, email, sent).
How do I call on the first X number of rows of table codes and assign each individual code (in code column) a variable with ordered numbers? (ie $code1, $code2, $code3, $code4)
Now, I will be calling on a multiple of 10 rows (10 rows, 20 rows, 30 rows) at a time so I need to be able to call on these codes individually for other procedures.
Thanks so much for the help!
Try putting the results in an array. Then call on them by using $code['1'] or what ever you are looking for
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I have a table wich contains:
RO;DE;ES;AU;IT;
How display data where DE is show on table! I need for milions queries!
It seems like you have multiple values in the same "cell". You will need to process the string. One way is to use wildcards:
SELECT something FROM something WHERE field LIKE '%DE%'
Please note however that your table design is absolutely terrible. It violates the first normal form. You should never have multiple values in a single cell that you then have to split using wildcards or other string functions. This adds overhead to your queries and will slow them down significantly. You say that you have millions of records, the impact of not having separate values has the potential to be quite large.
You should definitely think of breaking those strings into multiple records if you can.
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I want to create something like this:
I've been able to create it statically, just type int everything fixed in the code. I want to have it done dynamically, I've built the database which consists of all the data I need to have in this table.
But what I can't figure out how to achieve is the first two rows (Day and Date). Other than that, I can fill all from the data base (Group Members and data associated with.
Can someone direct me on how to achieve first two rows? or should I also set them with the data in the database?
EDIT
I need at least how to convert the day (1-Nov) to day. I will use current year (2013) or next year (2014) for now.
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Hi I want to insert data from text are into database but what I want is every line of text are should occupy a new row in the database. e.g
number one
number two
number three
this is the content of the text area and should be inserted into three different rows of the table.
Use PHP's explode() to split the textarea's content up at each line break. So something like:
$lines = explode("\n", $textarea_content);
$lines will then be an array.
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I'm using postgresql database. I want to do an pagination for my articles, but i have no idea how to do it. I havent found a solution for postgresql (found some for mysql).
This is my query.
$user->getUsers(); - I call method, which is doing query..
function getUsers()
{
$this->querySelect("SELECT vk_id, eu_name, eu_data, eu_society, eu_want_team, eu_notes, eu_main_profession, eu_avatar FROM users");
}
I have read, that query should contain LIMIT, but it just only limit the results quantity. Can anybody tell me how to do that pagination please?
Will be very thankful..
If you really want Postgresql to do this, you're looking for OFFSET and LIMIT combined.
LIMIT means no more than that many rows will be returned.
OFFSET says to skip that many rows before beginning to return rows.
Also, you have to have an ORDER BY clause on your query for this to work.
You'll have to keep track of the page size and which page you are on.
Here is a relevant documentation page (Postgresql 8.4)
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.4/static/queries-limit.html
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In PHP, I would like to run a query that would delete every row in a database that had the ID of less than a figure.
The context I want to use it in, is running a PHP CRON job every 24 hours that will delete all rows with values in the 'time' column that are LESS THAN time();
Putting it in to another context: I want to run a query that will delete every row that has an ID of ~10.
Thanks
I imagine you are not very familiar with SQL. This is a simple delete statement:
delete from t
where id < 10;
This assumes that by "database", you really mean "table". It also makes some other assumptions about foreign key references in other tables. Because the question seems so basic, I am guessing these are not issues.
However, I would recommend that you study up a bit on databases if you are going to use them in your applications.