Re: Why won`t this delete?
| From: | Don Read | Date: | Sat, 28 Oct 2000 00:44:36 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Why won`t this delete? | ||
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On 27-Oct-00 Julie Meloni wrote:
> Not really...escaped double-quotes work just fine.
>
> Check to see that the value of $Email really _is_ something. echo the
> SQL statement and try the query by hand. If the script is not
> die()-ing, then quite likely the value of $Email isn't anything that
> matches. Check, in the form that precedes it, that the name of the
> input field is Email and not email ... case makes a difference.
>
> Dallas Kropka wrote:
>
>> Um... try this.
>>
>> $Updstmt="delete from EList1 where Email= '$Email' ";
>>
>> mysql_query($updstmt);
>>
>>
>> its the single quotes that make a diff.
>>
<snip>
Julie is correct, but Dallas's solution will also work, by a sidestep around the
real problem. from my followup :
> $db = mysql_select_db("f199102", $SQLConn) or die ("Couldn`t select
> database");
// while (! $code_working )
// read_the_manual();
>
> $query_delete=mysql_db_query($db, $Updstmt);
Website4S@aol.com is attempting to use a true|false as a string.
Regards,
--
Don Read dread@texas.net
There are old sailors, and there are foolish
sailors; but damn few old foolish sailors.
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