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m3rajk
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ok... soo....

Post by m3rajk »

i have an issue with php talking to my db. i would have thought that belongs in dbs, but everyone's posting db qs in php normal lately, and no one is answering things in dbs... so what to do... umm... i was wondering what other people's opinions are before i go and post my issues
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Post by trollll »

I just check the most recent postings, so I'll give it a shot regardless of which section you post it in. However when I look for archived messages I would tend to look for db questions in the db section.
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Post by Coco »

i normally check the db section... because im not very good at much more than php and sql... so everythign else scares me

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Post by McGruff »

You should definitely post db questions in the db forum. The normal forum may be busier but that's for problems with php scripts.

If you have a question, say, about how to create a JOIN query that's definitely one for the db forum. If it's a problem with a php script which performs a db query I think that is OK in the normal forum - unless the problem has been narrowed down to purely db issues.

I'll try and look at the db forum more often in future.
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Post by m3rajk »

thanx. i'm not sure if the issue is in php or mysql, and the questions i've seen recently seem to be whether what they are sending is mdade dcoorectly and i'm not sure how different mine is. i'lll post in the db forum, which is where i figured anything dealing with db interaction was suppossed to be, from the pure db question to the "is this php interaction set up right?"
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