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Posted by Jim S. on 02/03/06 03:34
smallpicname is the field name in the table, and $myfile is the variable
that holds the value.
i tried your suggestion and it did not work. (sorry, any other ... what am i
doing wrong) i know everything is right since if i change $myfile with
\'hello\' the value get stored where it supposed to.
thanks again guys and gals
jim
"Jon" <jonra@netins.com> wrote in message
news:drtani$lg$1@news.netins.net...
> Try $sql = "UPDATE products SET smallpicname = '$myfile' WHERE id=37"; -
> you're missing the single quotes for string data (which I assume
> smallpicname is).
>
> To do the id=idvar it'd be "UPDATE products SET id=$idvar, smallpicname =
> '$myfile' WHERE id=37";
>
> "Jim S." <jim@yeah.com> wrote in message
> news:1hnEf.4743$Nv2.3807@newsread1.news.atl.earthlink.net...
>> hi, i have this
>> $sql = "update products set smallpicname = $myfile where id=37";
>> mysql_query($sql);
>> i want the value of $myfile to be in the $sql , but it is not doing it,
>> so
>> what am i doing wrong?
>> how can i put variables in the $sql statement so i can execute it with
>> mysql_query ???
>> since i want also to put .....id= $idvar please help
>>
>
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