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Does anyone know where I can get a simple example of Java using Axis2, like a notify then request to get the information back? thanks, - thom

Yes indeed, it is skewed. There isn't anything I can do about it however because the other programmer already has his code sorting it out this way but with Perl. Basicly I'm trying to return the field name if the data within that column ='s the variable I set.

What if I'm trying to retreive multiple field names by matching a column they own. like: *E404 Joe *E403 Joe *E402 Joe *E401 Jim If I did a search for Joe, I would get E404, E403, E402, E401.. Am I explaining this well enough?

nevermind, apparrently there is only one entry. Though I may have to create another thread to house my next problem.. thanks cLFlaVA.

Give or take 15 different dept numbers. Perhaps it's the SQL statement? The loop looks flawless. Or maybe there should be a SQL statement within the loop.

I did, it returns: Print("[$sent_superemail] controls [$query] with a total of [$count]"); [JMONTGOM] controls [SELECT * FROM employees WHERE dept IN ('E1433')] with a total of [1]

this is still only giving me back one entry. $count = 0; $result = mysql_query("SELECT dept FROM $dbtable WHERE superemail = '$sent_superemail' "); $query = "SELECT * FROM $dbtable WHERE dept IN ("; if ($result) { while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($result)) { if ($count > 0)...

What if the superemail has multiple depts and I need to retreive all of them and use them in the next query?

$row = mysql_query("SELECT dept FROM $db_table WHERE superemail = '$sent_superemail' "); $set_dept = $row[?]; $sql = "SELECT * FROM $dbtable WHERE dept = '$set_dept' " Basicly I'm trying to get the dept based on the superemail, but I can't figure out how I would do it. I'm farely new to SQL...

I know how to implement the for() loop.. But I don't know a good way to add multiple fields into my database.

How would I go about adding multiple fields to a MySQL database that a user can specify within the same page?

nm modif_sc was suppose to be sc =) =) =)

This isn't getting put into the database, maybe it's because of a syntax error.. I'm not getting any error messages: $creation = "INSERT INTO $uber_table ( `subject` , `comment` , `modif_sc` , `name` , `type`, `date` ) VALUES ('$subject', '$comment'...

CODE FROM: kenrbnsn (TechnicalUser) /* page 1 */ <form action="<? echo $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] ?>" method="POST"> Filename:&nbsp;<input type=text name=filename> Content: <textarea name=pageinfo></textarea> <input type=submit name=submit value="Create File"> </form> /* page 2 */ <? $filename =...

Something liek this: Click the save button in browser and it saves the variables to a text document that u can select where it saves.

Is there a way to bring up a "save as" dialog to save a certain set of variables? I also have a <textarea> that needs to be saved this way to. Thanks ^_-

aye, got it =) $query = "SELECT * FROM $uber_table"; $result = mysql_query($query); Retrieve($result); // Retrieve This Data and put into link form. // function Retrieve($array) { while ($rows = mysql_fetch_array($array)) { printf("<a href='%s'>%s</a> <br>\n", $rows['ID']...

$query = "SELECT subject FROM $uber_table"; $result = mysql_fetch_array(mysql_query($query)); Retrieve($result); // Retrieve This Data and put into link form. // function Retrieve($array) { foreach($array as $value) Print("$value <br>"); } Just trying to get this to print out all...

Does anyone know a good way I can print out an entire array? All I know is that it would probably require a loop of some sort. Thanks :)

Would anyone know why I might not be getting an error message after trying to insert something into a database? It doesn't actually insert, and it worked fine yesterday.. The only thing I did was add new fields in the database. Help greatly appreciated.