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Hi guys,
i create my prepared statement as:
pg_prepare('stm_name', 'SELECT ...');
Today, i had a problem (calling twice a function for mistake) when declaring a prepared statement with the same name twice:
Warning: pg_prepare() [function.pg-prepare]: ...
Started by DaNieL on
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prepared_statement_name)); if (pg_num_rows($result) == 0) { $result = pg_prepare($conn, $prepared in one place and don't have to "fetch" it again by name) you could try to prepare an unnamed statement.
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Prepare for the worst, prepare for war!
As it is we will all face it and expect that it will surely happens today or in the future, we cant stop when it comes and people yes. I know your thinking about China its aggressiveness to claim our island, thank...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at pinoyexchange):
Part 6
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ShecF...fmx6V_ah1Ktrc= ROT is that way ----> naka prepare it ginagamit pa ngang jejemoniac political slogan ng hepa hypocrites:
SLAMAT LORRRD prepare for war.
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Does any body know that in what situations the prepare method of an ADO.NET SqlCommand Object is useful?
Started by odiseh on
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If you prepare a statement but then never use it a transaction gets.
Problems if you are not careful.
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I wanted to know if prepared statements can be used in the following way:
public static function GetCategoryItems($categoryId,$pageNum, &$rnum_pages) { $sql = 'SELECT DISTINCT COUNT(*) AS items_count FROM item I JOIN sub_category SC ON I.sub_category_...
Started by chupinette on
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Generally, the PREPARE and EXECUTE statements are 'client-side' operations the PREPARE blurb and the EXECUTE....
You prepare stmt_name but execute stmt - is this just a typo?
What about the categoryId , firstName and the problem went away.
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I'm feeling thoughtful today, and want to provoke the minds of the Flood. What's your opinion on this? Note that I did not add a "In the middle" option, this is to make the question more difficult.
And yes, you can argue in the replies if you want. I ...
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If you want peace, prepare for war." I'm not sure who said it, even with a quick search.
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I'm feeling thoughtful today, and want to provoke the minds of the Flood. What's your opinion on this? Note that I did not add a "In the middle" option, this is to make the question more difficult.
And yes, you can argue in the replies if you want. I ...
Started by ICanHazRecon911 on
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by 11 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at bungie):
If you want peace, prepare for war." I'm not sure who said it, even with a quick search.
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I have been working on my own in programming with the exception of stackoverflow.com and I was wondering is there a way to prepare for group programming if I want to go into a company or programming group?
Started by H4cKL0rD on
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Not only does it give you an easier way to practice working with other developers in a more "relaxed" environment, but you also get the side... .
You might try collaborating with others to help out on an open-source software project .
Be good at programming.
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I have passed my CCNA and now i want to prepare for CCNP. What are the books i should buy for exams
Started by OooooO on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
The obvious answer is to get the Certification Library:
http://www.amazon.com/CCNP-Official-Exam-Certification-Library/dp/158720178X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1266329133&sr=8-1
This contains all the requisite books for:
CCNP BSCI CCNP BCMSN CCNP ... .
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Every time I want to run Rake test the task db:test:prepare is being called and it rebuilds my test environment database from schema.rb and migrations. What I would like to achive is to disable the call of db:test:prepare when I want to test make Rails...
Started by Edvinas Bartkus on
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Example:
namespace :db do namespace :test do override_task :prepare do; end end end
Here's a solution:prepare' namespace :db do namespace :test do task :prepare do |t| # rewrite the task to not do anything.
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Given the following code:
// Connect to MySQL up here $example_query = $database->prepare('SELECT * FROM table2'); if ($example_query === false) die('prepare failed'); $query = $database->prepare('SELECT * FROM table1'); $query->execute(); while...
Started by Andrew G. Johnson on
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EDIT: If you must prepare a new query in each loop iteration, an explicit $example_query.
Simply execute the query inside your loop.
There shouldn't be a need to prepare $example_query more than once.
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