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03-16-2009, 01:03 PM
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| | database with PHP..? Which database is compatible with Php..
Can anybody tell me the answer.I am waiting for your posts..
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03-17-2009, 01:55 PM
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| | Nobody have the answer..?
Please guys give me your important suggestions..Its important for me.. | 
06-23-2009, 10:41 AM
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| | database with PHP..? This is a tutorial on how to create a web database application using PHP and MySQL on a Linux platform. The example we use is a database to manage web site links. The concepts in this tutorial apply to most web applications such as phone directories, personalization, survey polls, etc... All are based on inserting, displaying and managing data in a database.
This tutorial assumes that you already have your system running with the Apache web server, PHP scripting language, and MySQL database server. (See How To to Install Apache + PHP + MySQL for help with this.) You do not have to be running this setup. The web and database concepts are the same for most web applications. The syntax is just a little different.
You do not need to know SQL (Structured Query Language) for this tutorial. You will learn some simple SQL statements, but this is not a complete SQL tutorial. We cover the four things you ever really want to do with data: read, insert, edit, and delete. | 
08-11-2011, 06:56 AM
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| | This is a tutorial on how to create a web database application using PHP and MySQL on a Linux platform. The example we use is a database to manage web site links. The concepts in this tutorial apply to most web applications such as phone directories, personalization, survey polls, etc... All are based on inserting, displaying and managing data in a database. | 
12-01-2011, 08:10 AM
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| | This is a tutorial on how to create a web database application using PHP and MySQL on a Linux platform. The example we use is a database to manage web site links. The concepts in this tutorial apply to most web applications such as phone directories, personalization, survey polls, etc... All are based on inserting, displaying and managing data in a database. | 
01-09-2012, 06:10 AM
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| | hi How to insert the current date and time into a PHP mySQL database?
I'm creating a blog website. When a user submits a new blog, I want the blog to be saved into my PHP database, along with the exact date and time that it was submitted.
For storing the date and time, I have a datetime field that is set to "not null". I've tried leaving that field blank when I'm processing a blog submission:
insert into blogs values '$title', 'body', ' ';
(notice the empty quotation marks)
but, when I do that, the field in the database is filled with zeros: 0000-00-00 00:00:00 . I'm using this field as my primary key, so I can't have them all filled with 0's!
How do I get the database to enter the current date and time? I've tried changing the field to a timestamp, but that didn't help.
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