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Posted by Jim Carlock on 11/15/06 03:05
"Jerry Stuckle" <jstucklex@attglobal.net> posted...
: Or ask TimeWarner to reinstate it.
Yes, I sent a message through to them but they never replied.
They probably considered it SPAM and deleted it. <g> No
telling, as it didn't come from a TimeWarner email address.
Is there a native database environment built into PHP, not
one that connects to an outside database, but one that writes
to it's own data files.
The file operations work well enough that I'm thinking that
I'll just throw things into a csv formatted file and read and
write from such. I'm taking a look at the fgetcsv() and
fputcsv() functions right at the moment.
I'm also looking for a way to set up a root data folder in
Apache and appreciate any suggestions there, something
similiar to $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] but want
to use something like $_SERVER['DATA_ROOT'] to get
to the folder. I think this is an Apache question though. Is
there a way to set up such variables inside of Apache and
make them available to PHP? Or is such a thing available
through PHP?
Thanks.
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Jim Carlock
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