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Posted by Jim Carlock on 09/13/07 04:20
"Jeff Johns" wrote...
: Do you need to build the array? Are you building this array
: from a file? If so why not format the file and do a LOAD FILE
: query or better yet use PhpMyAdmin to upload your file. Not
: sure if you need to make the array then upload from the array.
:
: Any possibility we can see some of your code?
Well, it's easy to convert to a .csv format, but I don't mess
with PhpMyAdmin. I took a look at that once a while back but I
end up seeing too many hacks against it, which creates a rather
insecure feeling.
The array is easy enough to convert to a regular CSV file and
other database formats from that. No I don't need to build the
array. That's just the way it started out.
Thanks for asking. I won't have any code to show for awhile.
I'm just creating an array which will create a database. I
suppose I can get to know the file (line) reading functions of
PHP as another way to get this done, but that's not my interest
right at the moment. I'm playing around with big arrays.
I'm curious to others suggestions. I think I'll end up using
SQLite IF I get done with this.
// over 6000 API definitions...
// index, Win32APIFunctionName, ParameterList, ParameterListDesc, ReturnValue, ReturnValueDescSuccess, ReturnValueDescFailure,
Purpose_URI, Purpose_desc
return(array(
array(0, "AbortDoc", "(hdc:DWORD)", "plist_desc", "eSuccess:DWORD", "32-bit", "Upon success, the return value is greater than zero
(0).", "Upon failure, the return value is SP_ERROR.", "http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms535758.aspx", "<p>AbortDoc() stops
the current print job and erases everything drawn since the last call to StartDoc().</p>\n<p><b>Windows NT/2000/XP:</b> Call
GetLastError() for extra error information.</p>"),
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Jim Carlock
Swimming Pool, Spa And Water Feature Builders
http://www.aquaticcreationsnc.com/
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