Re: Handle a transaction through a script reload ?
Arnaud:
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> "André Næss" <andrena.spamre allysucks@ifi.u io.no> a écrit dans le message
> de news:bv56rc$oq0 $1@maud.ifi.uio .no...[color=green]
>> Generate a SQL file with the SQL necessary for performing this mass
>> insert and process the SQL file with the MySQL command line tool.[/color]
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> So i have to create a batch or something, because i don't want the end
> user to use the mysql command line tool, moreover the php scripts are
> hosted on a shared server and the end users can't access to the mysql
> command line tool i guess...[/color]
Now I'm curious, what sort of data are we talking about here? Because the
user can't be punching values yielding an insert of 60,000 lines? How does
the user submit the data?
André Næss
Arnaud:
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>
> "André Næss" <andrena.spamre allysucks@ifi.u io.no> a écrit dans le message
> de news:bv56rc$oq0 $1@maud.ifi.uio .no...[color=green]
>> Generate a SQL file with the SQL necessary for performing this mass
>> insert and process the SQL file with the MySQL command line tool.[/color]
>
> So i have to create a batch or something, because i don't want the end
> user to use the mysql command line tool, moreover the php scripts are
> hosted on a shared server and the end users can't access to the mysql
> command line tool i guess...[/color]
Now I'm curious, what sort of data are we talking about here? Because the
user can't be punching values yielding an insert of 60,000 lines? How does
the user submit the data?
André Næss
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