e is no problem with this.
On the other hand, if you do web development, then you do not usually
write to files. You use database. If there is something you absolutely
HAVE to write to file, then you can use /tmp directory for that
purposes.
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";
> echo "oid : " .pg_last_oid($result);
> }
>
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> Subject: Re: [PHP] Auto-increment value
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> MySQL has |LAST_INSERT_ID() function, try it ("SELECT ||LAST_INSERT_ID()")|
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ch can be
accessed via IMAP. You can find lots of examples at
http://www.freshmeat.net or any other software repository.
Do not reinvent the wheel. ;)
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cript, but Im not after
DH> reinventing the wheel.
There is a benchmarking utlity that comes with apache, called ab.
HTH.
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Stubborn processes
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