On 05-Feb-2001 Steve Werby wrote:
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> i thought about that, but i gave up on my first attempt on doing so,
> because
>> mysql complained about my query, it seems that it doesn't allow to use the
>> max() function with a sum() function, an example of the query is:
>>
>>
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> i thought about that, but i gave up on my first attempt on doing so,
because
> mysql complained about my query, it seems that it doesn't allow to use the
> max() function with a sum() function, an example of the query is:
>
> SELECT month,
>daynr,
>hour
On 05-Feb-2001 Steve Werby wrote:
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> suppose i have a multidimensional array ex:
>>
>> row[monthnr][daynr][hour][numberofusers]
>> row[monthnr][daynr][hour][numberofmails]
>> row[monthnr][daynr][hour][numberofdownloads]
>>
>> th
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> suppose i have a multidimensional array ex:
>
> row[monthnr][daynr][hour][numberofusers]
> row[monthnr][daynr][hour][numberofmails]
> row[monthnr][daynr][hour][numberofdownloads]
>
> the values in the array are a sql result query
Hi there, i have a little problem,
suppose i have a multidimensional array ex:
row[monthnr][daynr][hour][numberofusers]
row[monthnr][daynr][hour][numberofmails]
row[monthnr][daynr][hour][numberofdownloads]
the values in the array are a sql resul
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