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Hello, I am having issue connecting my Access database to my PHP site via ODBC. Here is what I am doing: <?php $dbName = "F:\Data\Web\_Home\TickSys\TickSys.accdb"; if (!file_exists($dbName)) { die("Could not find database file."); } print "Found DB File."; $db = new PDO("odbc:DRIVER={Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb, *.accdb)}; DBQ=$dbName; Uid=; Pwd=;"); ?> …
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Hi there, First off sorry for long wall of text, I just want to give as much context as possible so someone might be able to help me out. I am trying to create a simple helpdesk/ticket system using xampp/php/odbc/and a text file as my database the issue comes from … 
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Hello Everyone, As the title implies I need help extracting a name out of a string, my knolwedge of regular expressions is pretty limited. The strings I will be working with will look like this: 12345 Aragon Denvil L. 123-1234 A123456 AragonD AragonAD@fake.mail.us 1000001234 ABC-ABC 123ABCD123 ABCD 1234 A1234 ABC12345A1 …
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Hi everyone! I am having troubles making the second IF statment execute in my code: Pattern dl_noise_rates_p = Pattern.compile("\\d+\\s(.+)\\s(.+)\\s(.+)\\s(.+)"); Matcher dl_noise_rates_m = dl_noise_rates_p.matcher(lineString2); if(dl_noise_rates_m.find()){ String s_dl_nr1 = (dl_noise_rates_m.group(1)); //checking for non numbers pulled in the regex if(s_dl_nr1 == "NaN"){ //| s_dl_nr1 == "NaN" | s_dl_nr1 == " NaN" System.out.println ("OMGOMGOMGOMGOMGOMGOMGOMGOMG …
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Hi there everyone, I am having some difficulties getting a regular expression to work. I have a line of text with 5 numbers.I want to ignore the first number, and grab the other 4 numbers. Here is what the text I am dealing with looks like. 1681 12.33754513 7.066246057 6.079261254 …
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Hi there, I am having some trouble with a regex and am hoping on one of you great folks can assist me. I am very weak with regular expressions just to give you guys a heads up. Here is the text I am using a regex on: Control flow 6881 …
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Hi, I need help creating or manipulationg my current regex that will grab two numbers from a line, while excluding a specific number. Here is an example of what the line will look like: "In our tests, downloads on port 6881 achieved up to 12059 Kbps while downloads on port …
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Hi, I am currently working on a script that will compare two numbers from a file. I am thinking that I need to use a regular expression in order to get the numbers, however I don't know what the regex would be since there are multiple numbers through out the …
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