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I'm trying to insert this array into a database:
Array ( [0] => 1 [1] => 2376 [2] => 1804229942 53 [3] => 99 [4] => 120510105 5525 [5] => 99 [6] => 21581237 622 [7] => 99 [8] => 46612404 3 [9] => 99 [10] => 174284497 8...
Started by Andrieux on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
You can user a FOR to build you query in a string
if your query is to big and mysql will fail to run it:
you can insert just 10 fields, then return the inserted ID' Table.field2 := 'V45:10V46....
Typing $array[1], $array[2]...
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I want to INSERT INTO a table in a record varbinary(max) a Byte array How can I do that?
Started by Lefteris Gkinis on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
RemoteSQLcmd = New SqlCommand....
Using a stored procedure, just create a parameter of type varbinary(max) and insert command object and set the byte array as the parameter value:
command.Parameters.AddWithValue code that should get you going.
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Hi - I have a web form which produces arrays in the manner of $_POST variables. Example:
print_r ( $_POST[ 'name' ] );
// PRODUCES:
Array
(
[0] => 25 Piece Bag
[1] => Ribs Small Pack 5 Pieces
[2] => breasts
[3] => Whole Chicken : 6 - 8...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at codeigniter):
Gt; insert ( 'confirmedorder' , $data );
} Is your name an array or are they all seperate items' ] ;
$prodid = $_POST[ 'prodid' ] ;
$pricelb = $_POST[ 'pricelb' ] ;
$data = array ( 'Prodname' => $name );
$this -> db -....
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Accordingly to the Wikipedia article on dynamic arrays , inserting/deleting at the end of the array is O(1) while inserting/deleting from the middle is O(n). Why exactly is that?
Also - if I have a dynamic array with 5 elements and I insert a new element...
Started by vg1890 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
To delete from the end of an array, you just drop....
To insert into the middle of an array, you need to move the items after that point up by one.
To insert at the end of an array, you simply have to put the item there.
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Given an array:
$a = array( 'abc', 123, 'k1'=>'v1', 'k2'=>'v2', 78, 'tt', 'k3'=>'v3' );
With its internal pointer on one of its elements, how do I insert an element after the current element? And how do I insert an element after a key-known element...
Started by Relax on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
There's array_splice which can insert have to rebuild the array to insert element (except cases where you want to insert first/last element) or use....
You can't use internal array pointer to insert elements.
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I have a sorted javascript array, and want to insert one more item into the array such the resulting array remains sorted. I could certainly implement a simple quicksort-style insertion function:
var array = [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9]; var element = 3.5; function...
Started by Elliot Kroo on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Obviously it at least has to inspect all elements in the ....
The general sort function of an array can't take these shortcuts.
Your insertion function assumes that the given array is sorted, it searches directly in the array.
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How do I write the SQL code to INSERT (or UPDATE) an array of values (with probably an attendant array of fieldnames, or with a matrix with them both) without simple iteration?
Started by Lance Roberts on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Check this post: Passing lists to SQL to accept array of values
With SQL Server 2005 you would need to use XML variable
SQL 2008 adds support could use INSERT SELECT syntax....
Xml functionalities to parse the xml and do a bulk insert.
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I have a 2d array grid made as int GRID[10][20]; What I want to do is remove the last row GRID[LAST][ALL] and insert a blank row at the start of the array. I tried Googleing this with no luck. Thanks
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
In C++, ....
] ); // shift the array bzero( GRID, sizeof GRID[0] ); // zero out the first row
If you were using( GRID.begin(), GRID.end()-1, GRID.end() ); // shift the array fill( GRID[0].begin(), GRID[0].end(), 0 is what you appear to want.
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I have a array with a variable amount of values.
Is there a more efficient or better way to INSERT them into my DB besides a loop with a query inside it?
Started by ian on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
On ....
It is valid SQL to
INSERT INTO [table] VALUES (row1), (row2), ...
If the DB you are using allows multiple value insert, then you could create an multi-insert , there is a nice example of MySQL with a multi-insert query.
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I know how to insert it to the end by:
$arr[] = $item;
But how to insert it to the beginning?
Started by web on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Use function array_unshift
array_unshift($array, $item);
$arr = array('item2', 'item3', 'item4'); array_unshift($arr , 'item1');
This will help
http://www.w3schools.com/php/func%5Farray%5Funshift.asp
array_unshift....
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