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Accessing MySQL Using PHP

concat function mysql

concat function mysql

Returns the string that results from concatenating the arguments. May have one or more arguments. See the following example : Basic table structure : Appending arguments at start of string : Appending arguments at...

Querying the Database

Querying the Database

Next, the code returns to the familiar territory of previous example where, in the following four lines of code, a query is sent to MySQL asking to see all the records in the classics...

Deleting a Record

Deleting a Record

Having loaded up the various possible variables that could have been posted with any values that were passed, the program then checks whether the variable $_POST[‘delete’] has a value. If so, the user has...

The $_POST Array

The $_POST Array

We mentioned in an earlier topics that a browser sends user input through either a GET request or a POST request. The POST request is usually preferred, and we use it here. The web...

Closing database connection

Closing database connection

When you have finished using a database, you should close the connection. This is done by issuing the command : All database connections are automatically closed when PHP exits, so it doesn’t matter that...

Fetching a row

Fetching a row

It was important to show how you can fetch a single cell of data from MySQL, but now let’s look at a much more efficient method. So, replace the for loop of query.php with...