Yeah it's too hot here. I live in Flag but am down in PHX for a while. Flagstaff has made me soft, anything over 85 is baking. Pre-Flagstaff I was in Wales. Even worse; 50 degrees and raining 24/7. Every time I walk out the door it feels like I've been hit in the temple with a sock full of hot nickels.
Well thanks for the tip on my code. Maybe my problem is somewhere else. I have a clue as to the underlying malnature of my php. I have been keeping track of my tables in phpMyAdmin, which allows me to review the existence (or nonexistence) of tables. I have several places in my code where I want to take variables from user input and store them in tables. I am doing that in ways similar to...
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$conn = mysql_connect("localhost", "", "");
mysql_select_db("renewabledb", $conn);
$sql= "DROP TABLE IF EXISTS windWeibull";
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
$sql="CREATE TABLE windWeibull (id INT PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT, velocity FLOAT, probability INT);
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
$sql= "INSERT INTO TABLE windWeibull VALUES(NULL, '$windSpeed', '$velProb')";
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
This seems (to me) to be good code. I am, however, not very good at php yet. I look at phpMyAdmin after running this through my website on my local server, and no new tables exist. Call me crazy, but shouldn't there be a new table in there called "windWeibull"? In a perfect world such a result would be. However, this is a cruel and ugly place. It's 115 degrees outside; I'm in the 7th ring of hell! Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Brade. I have a clue as to the underlying malnature of my php. I have been keeping track of my tables in phpMyAdmin, which allows me to review the existence (or nonexistence) of tables. I have several places in my code where I want to take variables from user input and store them in tables. I am doing that in ways similar to...
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$conn = mysql_connect("localhost", "", "");
mysql_select_db("renewabledb", $conn);
$sql= "DROP TABLE IF EXISTS windWeibull";
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
$sql="CREATE TABLE windWeibull (id INT PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT, velocity FLOAT, probability INT);
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
$sql= "INSERT INTO TABLE windWeibull VALUES(NULL, '$windSpeed', '$velProb')";
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
This seems (to me) to be good code. I am, however, not very good at php yet. I look at phpMyAdmin after running this through my website on my local server, and no new tables exist. Call me crazy, but shouldn't there be a new table in there called "windWeibull"? In a perfect world such a result would be. However, this is a cruel and ugly place. It's 115 degrees outside; I'm in the 7th ring of hell! Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Brad good code. I am, however, not very good at php yet. I look at phpMyAdmin after running this through my website on my local server, and no new tables exist. Call me crazy, but shouldn't there be a new table in there called "windWeibull"? In a perfect world such a result would be. However, this is a cruel and ugly place. It's 115 degrees outside; I'm in the 7th ring of hell! Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Bradrse; 50 degrees and raining 24/7. Every time I walk out the door it feels like I've been hit in the temple with a sock full of hot nickels.
Well thanks for the tip on my code. Maybe my problem is somewhere else. I have a clue as to the underlying malnature of my php. I have been keeping track of my tables in phpMyAdmin, which allows me to review the existence (or nonexistence) of tables. I have several places in my code where I want to take variables from user input and store them in tables. I am doing that in ways similar to...
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$conn = mysql_connect("localhost", "", "");
mysql_select_db("renewabledb", $conn);
$sql= "DROP TABLE IF EXISTS windWeibull";
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
$sql="CREATE TABLE windWeibull (id INT PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT, velocity FLOAT, probability INT);
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
$sql= "INSERT INTO TABLE windWeibull VALUES(NULL, '$windSpeed', '$velProb')";
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
This seems (to me) to be good code. I am, however, not very good at php yet. I look at phpMyAdmin after running this through my website on my local server, and no new tables exist. Call me crazy, but shouldn't there be a new table in there called "windWeibull"? In a perfect world such a result would be. However, this is a cruel and ugly place. It's 115 degrees outside; I'm in the 7th ring of hell! Any help woul Maybe my problem is somewhere else. I have a clue as to the underlying malnature of my php. I have been keeping track of my tables in phpMyAdmin, which allows me to review the existence (or nonexistence) of tables. I have several places in my code where I want to take variables from user input and store them in tables. I am doing that in ways similar to...
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$conn = mysql_connect("localhost", "", "");
mysql_select_db("renewabledb", $conn);
$sql= "DROP TABLE IF EXISTS windWeibull";
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
$sql="CREATE TABLE windWeibull (id INT PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT, velocity FLOAT, probability INT);
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
$sql= "INSERT INTO TABLE windWeibull VALUES(NULL, '$windSpeed', '$velProb')";
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
This seems (to me) to be good code. I am, however, not very good at php yet. I look at phpMyAdmin after runnive been keeping track of my tables in phpMyAdmin, which allows me to review the existence (or nonexistence) of tables. I have several places in my code where I want to take variables from user input and store them in tables. I am doing that in ways similar to...
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$conn = mysql_connect("localhost", "", "");
mysql_select_db("renewabledb", $conn);
$sql= "DROP made me soft, anything over 85 is baking. Pre-Flagstaff I was in Wales. Even worse; 50 degrees and raining 24/7. Every time I walk out the door it feels like I've been hit in the temple with a sock full of hot nickels.
Well thanks for the tip on my code. Maybe my problem is somewhere else. I have a clue as to the underlying malnature of my php. I have been keeping track of my tables in phpMyAdmin, which allows me to review the existence (or nonexistence) of tables. I have several places in my code where I want to take variables from user input and store them in tables. I am doing that in ways similar to...
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$conn = mysql_connect("e;localhost"e;, "e;"e;, "e;"e;);
mysql_select_db("e;renewabledb"e;, $conn);
$sql= "e;DROP TABLE IF EXISTS windWeibull"e;;
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
$sql="e;CREATE TABLE windWeibull (id INT PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT, velocity FLOAT, probability INT);
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
$sql= "e;INSERT INTO TABLE windWeibull VALUES(NULL, '$windSpeed', '$velProb')"e;;
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
This seems (to me) to be good code. I am, however, not very good at php yet. I look at phpMyAdmin after running this through my website on my lochere. I live in Flag but am down in PHX for a while. Flagstaff has made me soft, anything over 85 is baking. Pre-Flagstaff I was in Wales. Even worse; 50 degrees and raining 24/7. Every time I walk out the door it feels like I've been hit in the temple with a sock full of hot nickels.
Well thanks for the tip on my code. Maybe my problem is somewhere else. I have a clue as to the underlying malnature of my php. I have been keeping track of my tables in phpMyAdmin, which allows me to review the existence (or nonexistence) of tables. I have several places in my code where I want to take variables from user input and store them in tables. I am doing that in ways similar to...
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$conn = mysql_connect("localhost", "", "");
mysql_select_db("renewabledb", $conn);
$sql= "DROP TABLE IF EXISTS windWeibull";
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
$sql="CREATE TABLE windWeibull (id INT PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT, velocity FLOAT, probability INT);
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
$sql= "INSERT INTO TABLE windf I was in Wales. Even worse; 50 degrees and raining 24/7. Every time I walk out the door it feels like I've been hit in the temple with a sock full of hot nickels.
Well thanks for the tip on my code. Maybe my problem is somewhere else. I have a clue as to the underlying malnature of my php. I have been keeping track of my tables in phpMyAdmin, which allows me to review the existence (or nonexistence) of tables. I have several places in my code where I want to take variables from user input and store them in tables. I am doing that in ways similar to...
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$conn = mysql_connect("e;localhost"e;, "e;"e;, "e;"e;);
mysql_select_db("e;renewabledb"e;, $conn);
$sql= "e;DROP TABLE IF EXISTS windWeibull"e;;
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
$sql="e;CREATE TABLE windWeibull (id INT PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT, velocity FLOAT, probability INT);
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
$sql= "e;INSERT INTO TABLE windWeibull VALUES(NULL, '$windSpeed', '$velProb')"e;;
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
This seems (to me) to be good code. I am, however, not very good at php yet. I look at phpMyAdmin after running this through my website on my local server, and no new or it feels like I've been hit in the temple with a sock full of hot nickels.
Well thanks for the tip on my code. Maybe my problem is somewhere else. I have a clue as to the underlying malnature of my php. I have been keeping track of my tables in phpMyAdmin, which allows me to review the existence (or nonexistence) of tables. I have several places in my code where I want to take variables from user input and store them in tables. I am doing that in ways similar to...
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$conn = mysql_connect("localhost", "", "");
mysql_select_db("renewabledb", $conn);
$sql= "DROP TABLE IF EXISTS windWeibull";
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
$sql="CREATE TABLE windWeibull (id INT PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT, velocity FLOAT, probability INT);
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
$sql= "INSERT INTO TABLE windWeibull VALUES(NULL, '$windSpeed', '$velProb')";
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
This seems (to me) to be good code. I am, however, not very good at php yet. I look at phpMyAdmin after running this through my website on my local server, and no new tables exist. Call me crazy, but shouldn't there be a new tabllagstaff I was in Wales. Even worse; 50 degrees and raining 24/7. Every time I walk out the door it feels like I've been hit in the temple with a sock full of hot nickels.
Well thanks for the tip on my code. Maybe my problem is somewhere else. I have a clue as to the underlying malnature of my php. I have been keeping track of my tables in phpMyAdmin, which allows me to review the existence (or nonexistence) of tables. I have several places in my code where I want to take variables from user input and store them in tables. I am doing that in ways similar to...
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$conn = mysql_connect("localhost", "", ""e;);
mysql_select_db("e;renewabledb"e;, $conn);
$sql= "e;DROP TABLE IF EXISTS windWeibull"e;;
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
$sql="e;CREATE TABLE windWeibull (id INT PRIMARY KEY AUTaff I was in Wales. Even worse; 50 degrees and raining 24/7. Every time I walk out the door it feels like I've been hit in the temple with a sock full of hot nickels.
Well thanks for the tip on my code. Maybe my problem is somewhere else. I have a clue as to the underlying malnature of my php. I have been keeping track of my tables in phpMyAdmin, which allows me to review the existence (or nonexistence) of tables. I have several places in my code where I want to take variables from user input and store them in tables. I am doing that in ways similar to...
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$conn = mysql_connect("e;localhost"e;, "e;"e;, "e;"e;);
mysql_select_db("e;renewabledb"e;, $conn);
$sql= "e;DROP TABLE IF EXISTS windWeibull"e;;
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
$sql="e;CREATE TABLE windWeibull (id INT PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT, velocity FLOAT, probability INT);
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
$sql= "e;INSERT INTO TABLE windWeibull VALUES(NULL, '$windSpeed', '$velProb')"e;;
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
This seems (to me) to be good code. I am, however, not very good at php yet. I look at phpMyAdmin after running this through my website on my local server, and no new tables exist. Call me crazy, but shouldn't there be a new table in there called "windWeibull"? In a perfect world such a result would be. php. I have been keeping track of my tables in phpMyAdmin, which allows me to review the existence (or nonexistence) of tables. I have several places in my code where I want to take variables from user input and store them in tables. I am doing that in ways similar to...
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$conn = mysql_connect("localhost", "", "");
mysql_select_db("renewabledb", $conn);
$sql= "DROP TABLE IF EXISTS windWeibull";
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
$sql="CREATE TABLE windWeibull (id INT PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT, velocity FLOAT, probability INT);
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
$sql= "INSERT INTO TABLE windWeibull VALUES(NULL, '$windSpeed', '$velProb')";
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
This seems (to me) to be good code. I am, however, not very good at php yet. I look at phpMyAdmin after running this through my website on my local server, and no new tables exist. Call me crazy, but shouldn't there be a new table in there called "windWeibull"? In a perfect world such a result would be. However, this is a cruel and ugly place. It's 115 degrees outside; I'm in the 7th ring of hell! Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Brades. I have several places in my code where I want to take variables from user input and store them in tables. I am doing that in ways similar to...
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$conn = mysql_connect("localhost", "", "");
mysql_select_db("renewabledb", $conn);
$sql= "DROP TABLE IF EXISTS windWeibull";
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
$sql="CREATE TABLE windWeibull (id INT PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT, velocity FLOAT, probability INT);
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
$sql= "INSERT INTO TABLE windWeibull VALUES(NULL, '$windSpeed', '$velProb')";
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
This seems (to me) to be good code. I am, however, not very good at php yet. I look at phpMyAdmin after running this through my website on my local server, and no new tables exist. Call me crazy, but shouldn't there be a new table in there called "windWeibull"? In a perfect world such a result would be. However, this is a cruel and ugly place. It's 115 degrees outside;r 85 is baking. Pre-Flagstaff I was in Wales. Even worse; 50 degrees and raining 24/7. Every time I walk out the door it feels like I've been hit in the temple with a sock full of hot nickels.
Well thanks for the tip on my code. Maybe my problem is somewhere else. I have a clue as to the underlying malnature of my php. I have been keeping track of my tables in phpMyAdmin, which allows me to review the existence (or nonexistence) of tables. I have several places in my code where I want to take variables from user input and store them in tables. I am doing that in ways similar to...
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$conn = mysql_connect("localhost", "", "");
mysql_select_db("e;renewabledb"e;, $conn);
$sql= "e;DROP TABLE IF EXISTS windWeibull"e;;
$resa while. Flagstaff has made me soft, anything over 85 is baking. Pre-Flagstaff I was in Wales. Even worse; 50 degrees and raining 24/7. Every time I walk out the door it feels like I've been hit in the temple with a sock full of hot nickels.
Well thanks for the tip on my code. Maybe my problem is somewhere else. I have a clue as to the underlying malnature of my php. I have been keeping track of my tables in phpMyAdmin, which allows me to review the existence (or nonexistence) of tables. I have several places in my code where I want to take variables from user input and store them in tables. I am doing that in ways similar to...
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$conn = mysql_connect("localhost", "", "");
mysql_select_db("renewabledb", $conn);
$sql= "DROP TABLE IF EXISTS windWeibull";
$result= myrees and raining 24/7. Every time I walk out the door it feels like I've been hit in the temple with a sock full of hot nickels.
Well thanks for the tip on my code. Maybe my problem is somewhere else. I have a clue as to the underlying malnature of my php. I have been keeping track of my tables in phpMyAdmin, which allows me to review the existence (or nonexistence) of tables. I have several places in my code where I want to take variables from user input and store them in tables. I am doing that in ways similar to...
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$conn = mysql_connect("localhost", "", "");
mysql_select_db("renewabledb", $conn);
$sql= "DROP TABLE IF EXISTS windWeibull";
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
$sql="CREATE TABLE windWeibull (id INT PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT, velocity FLOAT, probability INT);
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
$sql= "INSERT INTO TABLE windWeibull VALUES(NULL, '$windSpeed', '$velProb')";
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
This seems (to me) to be good code. I am, however, not very good at php yet. I look at phpMyAdmin after running this through my website on my local server, and no new tables exist. Call me crazy, but shouldn't there be a new table in there called "windWeibull"? In a perfect world such a result would be. However, this is a cruel and ugly place. It's 115 degrees outside; I'm in the 7th ring of hot nickels.
Well thanks for the tip on my code. Maybe my problem is somewhere else. I have a clue as to the underlying malnature of my php. I have been keeping track of my tables in phpMyAdmin, which allows me to review the existence (or nonexistence) of tables. I have several places in my code where I want to take variables from user input and store them in tables. I am doing that in ways similar to...
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$conn = mysql_connect("localhost", "", "");
mysql_select_db("renewabledb", $conn);
$sql= "DROP TABLE IF EXISTS windWeibull";
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
$sql="CREATE TABLE windWeibull (id INT PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT, velocity FLOAT, probability INT);
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
$sql= "INSERT INTO TABLE windWeibull VALUES(NULL, '$windSpeed', '$velProb')";
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
This seems (to me) to be good code. I am, however, not very good at php yet. I look at phpMyAdmin after running this through my website on my local server, and no new tables exist. Call me crazy, but shouldn't there be a new table in there called "windWeibull"? In a perfect world such a result would be. However, this is a cruel and ugly place. It's 115to...
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$conn = mysql_connect("localhost", "", "");
mysql_select_db("renewabledb"e;, $conn);
$sql= "e;DROP TABLE IF EXISTS windWeibull"e;;
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
$sql="e;CREATE TABLE windWeibull (id INT PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT, velocity FLOAT, probability INT);
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
$sql= "e;INSERT INTO TABLE windWeibull VALUES(NULL, '$windScode. Maybe my problem is somewhere else. I have a clue as to the underlying malnature of my php. I have been keeping track of my tables in phpMyAdmin, which allows me to review the existence (or nonexistence) of tables. I have several places in my code where I want to take variables from user input and store them in tables. I am doing that in ways similar to...
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$conn = mysql_connect("e;localhost"e;, "e;"e;, "e;"e;);
mysql_select_db("e;renewabledb"e;, $conn);
$sql= "e;DROP TABLE IF EXISTS windWeibull"e;;
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
$sql="e;CREATE TABLE windWeibull (id INT PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT, velocity FLOAT, probability INT);
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
$sql= "e;INSERT INTO TABLE windWeibull VALUES(NULL, '$windSpeed', '$velProb')"e;;
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
Th for a while. Flagstaff has made me soft, anything over 85 is baking. Pre-Flagstaff I was in Wales. Even worse; 50 degrees and raining 24/7. Every time I walk out the door it feels like I've been hit in the temple with a sock full of hot nickels.
Well thanks for the tip on my code. Maybe my problem is somewhere else. I have a clue as to the underlying malnature of my php. I have been keeping track of my tables in phpMyAdmin, which allows me to review the existence (or nonexistence) of tables. I have several places in my code where I want to take variables from user input and store them in tables. I am doing that in ways similar to...
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$conn = mysql_connect("localhost", "", "");
mysql_select_db("renewabledb", $conn);
$sql= "DROP TABLE IF EXISTS windWeibull";
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
$sql="CREATE TABLE windWeibull (id INT PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT, velocity FLOAT, probability INT);
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
$sql= "INSERT INTO TABLE windWeibull VALUES(NULL, '$windSpeed', '$velProb')";
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
This seems (to me) to be good code. I am, however, not very good at php yet. I look at phpMyAdmin after running this through my website on my local server, and no new tables exist. Call me crazy, but shouldn't there be a new table in there called "windWeibull"? In a perfect wohit in the temple with a sock full of hot nickels.
Well thanks for the tip on my code. Maybe my problem is somewhere else. I have a clue as to the underlying malnature of my php. I have been keeping track of my tables in phpMyAdmin, which allows me to review the existence (or nonexistence) of tables. I have several places in my code where I want to take variables from user input and store them in tables. I am doing that in ways similar to...
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$conn = mysql_connect("localhost", "", "");
mysql_select_db("renewabledb", $conn);
$sql= "DROP TABLE IF EXISTS windWeibull";
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
$sql="CREATE TABLE windWeibull (id INT PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT, velocity FLOAT, probability INT);
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
$sql= "INSERT INTO TABLE windWeibull VALUES(NULL, '$windSpeed', '$velProb')";
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
This seems (to me) to be good code. I am, however, not very good at php yet. I look at phpMyAdmin after running this through my website on my local server, and no new tables exist. Call me crazy, but shouldn'tit feels like I've been hit in the temple with a sock full of hot nickels.
Well thanks for the tip on my code. Maybe my problem is somewhere else. I have a clue as to the underlying malnature of my php. I have been keeping track of my tables in phpMyAdmin, which allows me to review the existence (or nonexistence) of tables. I have several places in my code where I want to take variables from user input and store them in tables. I am doing that in ways similar to...
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$conn = mysql_connect("localhost", "", "");
mysql_select_db("renewabledb", $conn);
$sql= "DROP TABLE IF EXISTS windWeibull";
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
$sql="CREATE TABLE windWeibull (id INT PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT, velocity FLOAT, probability INT);
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
$sql= "INSERT INTO TABLE windWeibull VALUES(NULL, '$windSpeed', '$velProb')";
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
This seems (to me) to be good code. I am, however, not very good at php yet. I look at phpMyAdmin after running this through my website on my local server, and no new tables exist. Call me crazy, but shouldn't there be a new table in there called "windWeibull"? In a perfect world such a result would be. However, this is a cruel and
$conn = mysql_connect("localhost", "", "");
mysql_select_db("renewabledb", $conn);
$sql= "DROP TABLE IF EXISTS windWeibull";
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
$sql="CREATE TABLE windWeibull (id INT PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT, velocity FLOAT, probability INT);
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
$sql= "INSERT INTO TABLE windWeibull VALUES(NULL, '$windSpeed', '$velProb')";
$result= mysql_query($sql, $conn);
This seems (to me) to be good code. I am, however, not very good at php yet. I look at phpMyAdmin after running this through my website on my local server, and no new tables exist. Call me crazy, but shouldn't there be a new table in there called "windWeibull"? In a perfect world such a result would be. However, this is a cruel and ugly place. It's 115 degrees outside; I'm in the 7th ring of hell! Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Brad