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do you want to handle mysql with recordet or something like tha ?
hope this helps
http://www.weberdev.com/get_example.php3?ExampleID=3905
http://www.hscripts.com/tutorials/php/mysql-functions/mysql-field-len.php
hope this helps
http://www.weberdev.com/get_example.php3?ExampleID=3905
http://www.hscripts.com/tutorials/php/mysql-functions/mysql-field-len.php
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What version of PHP do you have? What OS/Webserver? Which version of MS SQL server?
Details are important here. PHP 5.2 and below on Windows can use the php_mssql driver while PHP 5.3 and above can not. PHP 5.3 and above must use sqlsrv driver for direct access. With the correct SQL Native Client installed, you can also use ODBC to connect. PDO driver is available in some variations also.
What code are you using right now?
Details are important here. PHP 5.2 and below on Windows can use the php_mssql driver while PHP 5.3 and above can not. PHP 5.3 and above must use sqlsrv driver for direct access. With the correct SQL Native Client installed, you can also use ODBC to connect. PDO driver is available in some variations also.
What code are you using right now?
Not to put too fine a point on it, but...
There is no analog to mysql_real_escape_string()
The LIMIT clause is different. In MySQL you might write SELECT thing FROM tbl LIMIT 3 but in MSSQL, you write SELECT TOP(3) thing FROM tbl.
There are other differences, but nothing that was difficult to overcome, and the online documentation you can find with a Google search was always enough to get me going. But with that said, if I were trying to write a high-performance web service, I would not have tried to do this myself -- I would have hired the MSSQL 3-banana man!
HTH, ~Ray
access different columns using $row_recordset1['column name '] instead of a arrayThe notation you show here is PHP array notation. You may be surprised how easy it can be to move from your familiar MySQL to MSSQL. For the most part, I've found that you can replace mysql_query() with mssql_query() and use mssql_fetch_assoc() to retrieve the records from the result resource. Some notable differences...
There is no analog to mysql_real_escape_string()
The LIMIT clause is different. In MySQL you might write SELECT thing FROM tbl LIMIT 3 but in MSSQL, you write SELECT TOP(3) thing FROM tbl.
There are other differences, but nothing that was difficult to overcome, and the online documentation you can find with a Google search was always enough to get me going. But with that said, if I were trying to write a high-performance web service, I would not have tried to do this myself -- I would have hired the MSSQL 3-banana man!
HTH, ~Ray
sorry thanks for your post the connection to mssql is mssql_query with mssql_fetch_assoc($data))
I dont use PDO. the PHP version is 5.3.14
here is one of my connections
I dont use PDO. the PHP version is 5.3.14
here is one of my connections
$data = mssql_query("
SELECT sum(Transactions) + sum(Duplicates)
FROM [SQL01].[dbo].[KPIDay_T]
WHERE (iDHClientID = 90) AND (UpdtdWhn BETWEEN CONVERT(DATETIME, '$date1', 102) AND CONVERT(DATETIME, '$date2', 102))");
$row = mssql_fetch_assoc($query);
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