Re: Formatting text output

From: Date: Thu, 26 Dec 2002 01:29:52 +0000
Subject: Re: Formatting text output
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What does the database table(s) look like? I don't understand what '0045' and '2354' are -- are they student no's? Better questions get better answers :) Justin on 26/12/02 12:03 PM, menezesd (menezesd@singnet.com.sg) wrote: > Hello friends. > > I work for a school where we need to put the class results on to our web, one > for every class. We enter the marks in the database and this should be > displayed in a particular varying format as follows(an example) : > > Grade A Pass : > 4554 7687 9834 2354 7671 > > Grade B Pass : > 0045 7612 2297 > > Failed : > 3104 6509 0286 8765 2229 0978 > > How can I put this in Mysql and get the same test formatting out? If the grade > types where standard and limited, it was okay. But the grades types can > increase or decrease. How can I maintain the same formatting as what I input? > > Thanks very much > Denis

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