Jay Blanchard wrote:
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you understood John
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Well, there you go. At least I gave a PHP answer on this, a PHP list.
;)
You are my hero. ;)
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you understood John
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Well, there you go. At least I gave a PHP answer on this, a PHP list.
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you understood John
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> Jay Blanchard wrote:
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>> Why you'd want to do it this way beats me, the overhead is a lot bigger
>> than doing it in the query.
>
>
> I _think_ he was asking if he could use some sort of pattern match
you understood John
"John Nichel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Jay Blanchard wrote:
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>> Why you'd want to do it this way beats me, the overhead is a lot bigger
>> than doing it in the query.
>
>
> I _think_ he was asking if he could use some sort of pattern matc
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I _think_ he was asking if he could use some sort of pattern matching in
the query itself. Of course, it's Monday, and I may not have understood
the question at all. ;)
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True. He was pretty specific about eregi though. Perhaps he'll let us
know when he does whatever it is he is d
Jay Blanchard wrote:
Why you'd want to do it this way beats me, the overhead is a lot bigger
than doing it in the query.
I _think_ he was asking if he could use some sort of pattern matching in
the query itself. Of course, it's Monday, and I may not have understood
the question at all. ;)
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Ross wrote:
Is it possible to use eregi instead of LIKE to filter mysql queries?
This would be in the MySQL manual.
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/pattern-matching.html
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Is it possible to use eregi instead of LIKE to filter mysql queries?
If so can someone do a quick example?
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$sql = "SELECT foo, bar FROM table ";
$result = mysql_query($sql, $connection);
while($row = mysql_fetch_array($result)){
if(eregi('glorp', $row['foo']){
echo $row[
Is it possible to use eregi instead of LIKE to filter mysql queries?
If so can someone do a quick example?
Many thanks,
R.
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