Archive for the ‘Database’ Category
A while back I discussed how to use the new sqlsrv extension for php to retrieve multiple result sets at a time from stored proceedures. This was indeed helpful when you need to retrieve related data and avoid multiple calls to stored proceedures. The down side is this was using a rather expensive (but good) [...]
The web is a global resource for anything, anywhere, any timezone. But often times we are careless in consideration for people in other areas of the world. The different timezones offset people’s schedules from one area to the next. When handling user profiles (or anything for that matter) where date and time is involved we [...]
I thought of another handy scenario for using regular expressions in Postgres. This time not within the conditions, but in the returned results. Lets say for instance you have a column with URL, (maybe blog comments or something) and you would like to get a list of all the domain names, not the full paths [...]
I was playing with cake and postgresql when I decided I needed to do a search. Sure a classic ‘%’ search would have been sufficient, but we all know I love using regular expressions in sql. Well come to find out it doesn’t seem that CakePHP likes PostgreSQL’s syntax when using its native conditions, so [...]
Connect to SQL Server from Ubuntu: Part II
11 Jan
Posted by: trent in: Database, Linux, PHP, Programming
A few posts ago I explained how you can connect Ubuntu to SQL Server for PHP. All worked well until you tried to execute stored procedures. (It worked fine if you wrote the query, but not so much with mssql_execute() function). It would result in an error like this: Warning: mssql_execute() [function.mssql-execute]: stored procedure execution [...]
